You open the doors to your church every weekend hoping more people will come (or in some cases, hoping somebody comes) only to discover that, with few exceptions, more people rarely do.
It can get discouraging, and many leaders wring their hands over what to do and how to respond.
Even once-growing churches hit plateaus and stumble into decline, and we wonder why it’s so hard to gain traction.
One of the reasons so many churches struggle these days is that the way we do church is badly outdated.
Culture is changing rapidly, which means people are changing rapidly. If you want to reach people, that probably also means you need to change your approach rapidly.
That freaks out a lot of Christians who think that because the message never changes, nothing should change. Read More
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