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About · Lebanon, PA

I am Brad.

Husband, dad of two, and we're expecting another. Family is my most important ministry. By day I build Rock RMS for churches at Triumph Tech. Nights and weekends I build and teach AI work loops. Two worlds, one thread: technology that hands people their time back.

Brad Erb

I work where ministry meets product.

Most people don't picture church software when they imagine a dream job. I get it. I didn't either. Every job I've had, gym floor to product team, kept pointing here.

In practice: the workflows, reports, and agents inside Rock RMS that hand church staff their hours back. After hours, the same instinct - AI work loops, and the AI cohort at Triumph, where I teach teams to do it themselves.

Good technology serves people. That's the whole point.
At Triumph

I'm on the professional services team at Triumph Tech, building on Rock RMS for churches and nonprofits.

See the work

How I ended up building for churches on Rock.

My wife reminds me I told her my dream would be to build software for churches. (I'm not sure I believed it either.) Every season since handed me a piece of it.

  1. '08
    The gym floor

    The dream started as a gym.

    I wrestled in college and wanted to be a personal trainer. The first shape of the dream was my own gym floor. People change one habit at a time, and I started to wonder if sports could carry something bigger than fitness.

  2. '10
    Eastern Europe

    I took it overseas, and got humbled.

    I went to Eastern Europe to use sports as a way into ministry. I was told I didn't have enough experience. It stung, and it was fair. That sent me home to learn the church.

  3. '12
    Home and the church

    I came home to find my roots.

    Back home I got involved in a local church and dug into the Bible for real. Before building anything, I needed roots, and I needed to learn how to run a business with real systems.

  4. '14
    Getting found

    I learned to build, in business.

    Systems led me into an internet marketing agency. I helped businesses get found online and started wondering if I could help build them too.

  5. '17
    The quarter-million

    I learned to read the numbers.

    Business consulting came next. I helped a local social enterprise find a quarter-million dollars in profit. Good work, and I still felt called to serve in a local church.

  6. '20
    Leadership

    I came back to lead, and to love it.

    Two-year leadership development at my church. I led adult ministries and loved it. Product still tugged. I wondered if the two could cross.

  7. '24
    Ministry meets product

    Everything finally crossed paths.

    Found it on a digital team building Rock RMS: ministry and product, crossing at last. Now I build for churches and nonprofits in Rock.

Now: married, two kids and another on the way. An unhurried life, still chasing big things for the Kingdom.

Friday note

One thing I noticed. One thing I'm building. One link.

Most Fridays, a short note from the workbench. Plain writing. Quiet week, I skip.

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