These are the exact tools and resources I use in my own ministry, from digital downloads to practical outreach kits and creative software that helps me stay consistent. Whether you’re a pastor, ministry leader, or Christian content creator, there’s something here to help you move forward with clarity.

Google Docs

I use this for everything, sermon prep, book drafts, volunteer training notes, devotional outlines. It’s simple, cloud-based, and perfect for working across multiple devices.

Canva

From social posts to flyers, thumbnails, church invites, and book materials, I design it all in Canva. Their free plan is great, but I use the Pro version for folders, brand kits, and templates.

Opus Clip

This is how I turn sermons, workshops, and long-form teaching videos into short clips without spending hours editing. I use Opus Clip to help pastors and leaders show up online consistently, even when time and energy are limited. If you’re repurposing sermons, teachings, or any long-form content, this is the easiest tool I’ve found.

Note: I’m a proud Opus Clip affiliate, which means I earn a small commission if you try it through my link, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend tools I genuinely use and trust.

Kit

This is how I send my weekly emails, deliver freebies, and stay in touch with both writers and pastors. If you’re growing a list or launching anything, it’s my favorite email platform by far.

Note: I am a proud Kit affiliate, which means I earn a small commission if you try it through my link, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend tools I genuinely use and love.

My iPhone (Seriously)

Almost every video I record for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or Instagram is done on my phone. With decent lighting and good framing, you don’t need a big setup to start showing up.