Seth Muse

RUDE PEOPLE! THE INTERNET IS FILLED WITH THEM.Seems like wherever you turn there are negative people, angry people. To make matters worse, they seem to be louder on the Internet. So we as digital pastors and planters strive to do ministry in an area that attracts rude people, almost enabling them by giving them a platform? Sounds about right.CHURCH, LET’S NOT RUN FROM RUDE PEOPLE. IS IT POSSIBLE TO RUN TOWARDS THEM?That’s tricky, right? How do we do ministry with rude people when they are rude? How do we set aside personal feelings and motivations to reach people who may need Jesus most? Jesus did turn over the tables that one time. What is the difference between man’s anger and God’s? CHURCH, ARE WE GUILTY OF BEING RUDE?This may not be a stretch, but are we guilty of being rude? As we look at our churches are we guilty of being rude towards people who think differently than us. Are we guilty of positioning ourselves in an echo chamber, ignoring people who think differently than us?These are the questions we’re asking Seth Muse, Founder of Church Comm Team, as we begin to wrestle with how to minister to rude people, digitally.ABOUT SETH MUSESeth has been in ministry for over 20 years. He is the co-founder of Church Comm Team, a company aimed at helping the local church turn the chaos of church communications into clockwork. He has served as Communications Director at a large church in North Dallas and is also the host of The Seminary of Hard Knocks podcast, blogs at sethmuse.com, and has his Masters of Arts in Media and Communications from Dallas Theological Seminary.SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHURCH DIGITAL PODCASTIf you're enjoying this episode, subscribe for free using your favorite podcast app below:Apple Podcasts | RSS Feed | Anchor | Overcast | Spotify | Pocket Casts | Google PlayON THE SHOWHost: Jeff ReedTHECHURCH.DIGITAL & DigitalChurch.NetworkTwitter // Facebook // Instagram // LinkedIn // YouTubeGuest: Seth MuzeFacebook // --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechurchdigital/message

What is the key to creating a digital communications strategy? In this podcast episode, our guest Seth Muse, joins host Aaron Magnuson, and breaks down how his team helps their partners get a better understanding about how communications work in digital spaces Seth also gives us a sneak peek of what he’ll be sharing as one of the speakers in The Social Media Church Conference this July 2021!  Share your thoughts using the hashtag #SMCPodcast #SMCConference.  Show Notes: Aaron Magnuson Facebook Aaron Magnuson Twitter Aaron Magnuson Instagram Aaron Magnuson Linkedin Seth Muse Website Seth Muse Facebook Seth Muse Twitter Seth Muse Instagram Seth Muse Linkedin The Seminary of Hard Knocks Podcast by Seth Muse Social Media Church The Conference

Today on the Podcast Seth Muse shares what church communication directors are dealing with, how they can navigate this pandemic and the culture change inside the church.

This week, we welcome back Seth Muse. Seth served as the Communications Director at Hope Fellowship in Frisco, TX. He is a Communications consultant and host of the Seminary of Hard Knocks Podcast. Seth and Carl discuss the Curse of Success. How Success as a church or ministry can actually breed things like Laziness, Arrogance, Confusion and other things. We’ll dive into that today. SHOW NOTES--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

This week on the podcast, we welcome our friend Seth Muse to the show. You might know Seth from the world of Church Communications. He hosts the Seminary of Hard Knocks Podcast and the Instagood Show on Facebook. This week we’re talking about ways to make your Worship Experience last all week. How you can repurpose and cut up content from your Worship Service into small parts and redeliver that content to your congregation during the week. SHOW NOTES--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

Seth has been in ministry for over 20 years, recently serving as Communications Director at a thriving church in North Dallas. He is also the host of The Seminary of Hard Knocks podcast, blogs at sethmuse.com, and has his Masters of Arts in Media and Communications from Dallas Theological Seminary. Seth specializes in helping church communicators use social media and content marketing to find common ground with their audience to empower them for spiritual growth.Follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sethmuse/Find him online at sethmuse.com 

In episode 199 of the Youth Ministry Booster Podcast Zac chats with church communications guru Seth Muse. We recorded this pre-COVID, but wow it feels almost prophetic. About the guest: Seth, "met Jesus while fighting with his cousin over a bike.We professed our passionate hatred for one another in an exchange that ended with a stunning comment that I’ll never forget. That cruel statement would later lead me to Christ." He was called to ministry in high school and have been chasing down God’s call on my life for the last seventeen years. Seth is a pastor, innovator, and coach for those looking to improve the most important weekly function of church leadership [communicate].Check out more from Seth Muse here. You can hear more from Seth and friends for free @ the InstaSummit! https://www.theinstasummit.com/Support the show (http://community.youthministrybooster.com/)Support the show (http://community.youthministrybooster.com/)

In this podcast, Nils Smith and Aaron Magnuson respond to Church Communications’ recent podcast on the Top 10 Unwritten Rules for Social Media with Kenny Jahng and Seth Muse. Nils and Aaron go into detail about what these unwritten rules are, to what extent they agree or disagree with them, and why.  Share your thoughts using the hashtag #SMCPodcast.

Kenny Jahng & Seth Muse are talking shop about some of the new Instagram updates!

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