The Five R’s of Church Revitalization, Part 2
Revitalization is possible because we serve a God who specializes in resurrections. Read More
Planting and Your Pastor: Creating a Partnership—Part 3
When speaking to your pastor about supporting your church planting efforts, make sure to be clear, specific and positive. Read More
Some Thoughts about "the Angry Few" in Local Church Conflicts
I’ve seen it happen. Just a few angry or frustrated people in a church can create havoc for an entire congregation. What I’ve also seen in decades of pastoring and church consulting, though, are these things.... Read More
5 Signs You’re Not The Leader You Think You Are
I think the biggest issue with leadership in today’s world is that most people simply lack self-awareness. Being self-aware is the single biggest key to leadership. Read More
Keep Growing by Avoiding These Seven Leadership Traps
Rick Warren takes a look at seven common traps of leadership that Satan is most likely to use to keep your ministry from becoming all that God wants it to be. Read More
How I Format My Sermon Outline
Josh Weidmann shares what he has found is the best way to format his sermon notes. Read More
I found two of the links in this post no longer work--the link to Josh Weidmann's sermon notes and the link to Josh Harris' blog. I was able to download the sermon outline template.Effectively Proclaiming the Gospel to an Idolatrous Culture
When preaching the gospel, understanding our audience will greatly impact our effectiveness. Daniel Ims explains why. Read More
What Young Adults in 100 Countries Think of Religion
Despite age gaps, Pew Research uncovers a few places where the next generation is actually more devout than their parents and grandparents. Read More
Presbyterian Church of Ireland Says ‘No’ to Gay Membership
The Presbyterian Church in Ireland says it must stand with scripture and not allow gays to have membership in the church.... However, a church spokesman insisted that same-sex couples will not be prevented from attending worship, coming into church, receiving communion, or having access to pastoral care. Read More
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