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4 Creative Sermon Video Examples

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As we evolve our church online experience, we look for ways to get more creative with our sermon videos. Need inspiration? Here are some of the most creative videos our Facebook group members have shared with us:

Church Talk

“I made a series a couple of years ago that we’re my attempt to create sermons on YouTube, imagining what it would have been like if Casey Neistat went to seminary: www.trcnyc.org/ChurchTalk  And now I make a weekly video Bible study that sometimes veers towards video sermons: www.trcnyc.org/TheWordMadeFresh” Jim Keat 

Video Podcast Interview Style

“We transitioned to a ‘video podcast’ style with two people each week and it could not have been received better.” Tim Umphreys 

Fun Intro/Outros

“It’s fun to see what everyone is up to as we try to innovate and imagine church for an online context. We’re beginning to try to add a bit of variety and artistry to our sermon approach during this season as well. Here’s our service from a couple of weeks back. You might find the opening/welcome, and also the sermon (Begins at about 19:00) interesting.” Don McCaleb 

Being Creative

“Dave Adamson had a great sermon a couple of weeks ago that was super creative.” Joshua Verwers

Conclusion

Know anyone else with great sermon videos? Feel free to leave a link in the comments. 

Who Wrote this?

Katie Allred

Katie Allred

Katie Allred is an assistant professor of software development and marketing at the University of Mobile. She co-founded ChurchCommunications.com and manages the Church Communications Facebook Group that serves as a resource on marketing and communication strategies for over 23,000 church leaders. Additionally, Katie has previously consulted with Facebook on their Groups product. She is a speaker and blogs at KatieAllred.com. You can reach her via Twitter @katiejallred or by emailing katie@churchcommunications.com.

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