EasyWorship makes updating your database with changes a breeze. Dan walks us through how in just a few simple steps.
Category: Tech Tips
Our team just got back from one of our biggest conferences this year, Experience Conference in Orlando. As we are dragging our weary bones back to the office this week, we wanted to take a look back at one of the most spiritually impactful, uplifting, exhausting, and encouraging weeks we…
AI is an awesome tool that can be used in a huge variety of ways. Check out our team’s take on what it can do for your church, and what you should avoid.
In the past few years, we have seen tons of churches start livestreaming their services in order to give their congregation as many opportunities as possible to connect with the church. Here are three super simple things you can do to improve the way your livestream looks.
It’s 30 minutes before service begins. You open up your EasyWorship to get your schedule ready and there’s a watermark! You may even receive a message that your license is expired. You’ve paid for a license, and everything was fine yesterday so what’s going on? Don’t panic. There is a…
We get it! And we’ve all done it at some point. It’s the dreaded call to support or customer service to get help with something that’s either broken or not working properly. You can spend hours on hold, speak with someone who’s difficult to understand, get the runaround, and worst…
If you’re like me, you’re always looking for easier, better, and faster ways to do things. Computers, TV remotes, microwaves, GPS, dishwashers, cars, and EasyWorship are a few that just come to mind. There are also plenty of tasks that we do on a normal basis that we’re so used…
Stage lighting is one of the most influential, and overlooked, parts in creating a dramatic and immersive environment for your place of worship. As the resident lighting aficionado here at EasyWorship, I wanted to share some tips and tricks on taking your lighting game up a notch. The first thing…
All computer programs have a specific file structure. Normally, there will be a location on the computer for the program files themselves and another location (only if different than the program files) for the data files. Even though computer programs are written by different people, most of them generally follow…