The Propel Podcast

Propel Conference

Welcome to the Propel Podcast, inspiration and innovation to grow your church, hosted by Larry Witzel. This podcast offers every presentation from the annual Propel Conference on church growth. Our goal is to offer practical training for effective evangelism in the Seventh-day Adventist ministry context, but we know the principles we talk about here are applicable in many other churches, as well. So, wherever you’re doing ministry, welcome to the Propel Podcast! The 2026 Propel Conference will be in Silver Spring, MD, April 12–15, 2026!

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The Propel Podcast

Episodes (100)

Sep 28th Cris Cazarine - Why Your Church Needs a Social Media Ministry (And How to Start One)
Sep 14th Dr. Alex Bryant - Finishing the Mission
Aug 31st Dr. Tim Madding - A Framework for Systematic Discipleship

The Propel Podcast

Sep 28, 2026
53½ minutes
49 MB

In this presentation, Cris Cazarine shares why social media should no longer be viewed as a distraction or an optional ministry tool but as a mission field where people are already searching for connection and hope. Drawing from her own experience planting a church during the pandemic, she explains how an authentic online presence can build trust, create meaningful relationships, and open doors for discipleship long before someone ever visits a church. Rather than using social media as a digital bulletin board, she challenges church leaders to use it as a space to listen, engage, and genuinely care for...

The Propel Podcast

Cris Cazarine - Why Your Church Needs a Social Media Ministry (And How to Start One)

Propel Conference

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