When's The Last Time Your Church Posted On Social Media?One sermon. Five posts. Fifteen minutes on Monday morning. This week, pastor Charlie Miller walks you through a simple repeatable system for turning your Sunday message into a full week of social media content for Facebook and Instagram. You'll also learn why consistency beats perfection, why your phone photos outperform stock images, and why replying to comments is where social media becomes pastoral. Copyable prompt in the show notes.One problem. One solution. Every week. Subscribe now so you don't miss it.Prompt — Weekly Social Media Posts:I'm a pastor at a small church and I need to create five social media posts for this week based on my Sunday sermon. The posts are for Facebook and Instagram. Here are my sermon notes:[Paste your notes or a brief summary]Create five posts — one for each weekday, Monday through Friday. Each post should be 2 to 4 sentences, be encouraging and conversational, include a relevant Scripture reference, and end with a question or a call to action that invites engagement. Don't use hashtags. Don't sound like a marketing agency. Sound like a pastor who cares about his people.Tools Mentioned:Claude — claude.ai (free)ChatGPT — chatgpt.com (free)Meta Business Suite (free — for scheduling Facebook/Instagram posts)Buffer — buffer.com (free tier available)Canva — canva.com (free tier available)Links:AI for Small Churches (book) - ⁠https://amzn.to/4r8Spig