Michael Beam Ministries exists to help churches and ministries share the Gospel with clarity, creativity, and digital excellence. Founded by Michael Beam—a passionate media leader, teacher, and servant of Christ—this ministry bridges the gap between timeless truth and modern technology.

With years of experience in church media, video editing, and outreach strategy, Michael Beam Ministries offers faith-aligned support for churches seeking to expand their reach online. Whether you’re a small congregation just starting your digital journey or a growing ministry looking to improve your media workflow, we provide tools and services that make your message accessible to more people—locally and globally.

What We Do

We specialize in:

Sermon Video Editing Professionally edited sermons with intros, scripture overlays, and ministry branding that reflect your church’s unique voice.

YouTube Channel Management SEO-optimized uploads, custom thumbnails, playlists, and performance tracking to help your content reach the right audience.

Social Media Clips Short-form videos designed for engagement, perfect for sharing key moments, announcements, and encouragement throughout the week.

Support for Shut-ins and Remote Members Our services ensure that members who are homebound, traveling, or unable to attend in person can still experience the power of your church’s message—anytime, anywhere.

Our Mission

We believe that every church has a message worth sharing—and that technology should never be a barrier to ministry. Our mission is to empower churches with the tools, training, and media support they need to proclaim the Gospel with excellence and compassion.

Meet Michael Beam

Michael is a church media and teaching leader based in Georgia, with a heart for making faith accessible and actionable. He combines creative design, technical skill, and spiritual insight to help ministries thrive in the digital age. Through Michael Beam Ministries, he partners with churches to deliver high-quality video content, build outreach strategies, and create systems that serve both the congregation and the community.