We get it! Every pastor at one point or another has been gung ho about starting a blog to help, disciple, inspire and coach. They do it all on their own and they’re pretty consistent for a few months.  Then Easter happens and you’re playing catch up. Then a team member leaves and you have to pick up the slack until someone else steps in. Then you fall behind in sermon prep because of your back to school outreach. A new ministry starts and you now have another direct report. Your blog is the first thing to take a back seat, and for one reason. We enjoy blogging and creating content but we haven’t made the transition from a ‘good idea’ to an ‘invaluable tool and resource.’ Finally you login after months to write and you get overwhelmed with a crowded dashboard, tons of update notifications, and it takes forever to load because your site isn’t optimized and you don’t know where to start and AHHH! IT”S NOT EVEN WORTH IT ANYMORE! And you log out till your next ‘gung ho’ stint begins next year.  PastorBlogs can you you in a few ways: A simple dashboard that lets you do what you need to do and not get bogged down in any details. A private FB group of other church leaders that use PastorBlogs for you to be inspired by and *hopfully* encourage others with your own insight.  Consistent communication from us that provides accountability, writing prompts, and suggestions for your next post.  Tips and tricks to help you prioritize your content and become more of productivity ninja in general.  We handle everything on the backend (hosting, security, updates, optimization) so you can give your attention to your content and your audience.