Young people who visit a church expect to experience, well, whatever church is. The strangeness is the appeal. Now that fewer people have any family background in church, no one hears a worship band cover an Imagine Dragons song and thinks, “Wow! This isn’t my Grandma’s church!”—in part because Grandma is in her 60s and never darkened the door either.
For Ministry Success, Leverage Strengths and Recruit for Weaknesses
Here’s one simple strategy for increasing longevity in ministry: Leverage your strengths and recruit for your weaknesses.
Why Is Everyone So Frustrated? Uncovering and Addressing Expectation Gaps
Feeling the strain of unmet expectations in your team? Discover why everyone is so frustrated and how addressing expectation gaps can transform your organizational culture.
Aren’t Christians Just a Bunch of Hypocrites?
The people who are affected by hypocrisy deserve a response when their trust is shattered. But what can we possibly convey to those who have been disillusioned by the church? Here are some thoughts....
An asset map shows how churches are meeting the needs of older adults in rural areas
In recent years, there has been a growing concern about social isolation and loneliness among older adults, particularly in rural communities. Adults older than 65 make up one-sixth of the population of the United States, and that population is projected to increase as the Baby Boomer generation reaches that milestone.
How NOT to Help a Sufferer
In this video Gavin Ortlund shares four things NOT to say to someone who is suffering.
Launching Groups in Smaller Churches
When it comes to launching groups in a smaller church, there is a dilemma. There aren’t many great models. Most materials and training about small groups come from pastors of megachurches. Their models don’t work well in smaller churches. What works in a large church typically doesn’t work well in a smaller church, but what works in a small church will work in any church.
Podcasting Ministry the Easy Way
Livestreaming in houses of worship has become a prevalent practice as ministries seek modern ways to reach those they serve. The digital broadcasting of services has provided opportunities for congregations around the world to connect in ways never before possible. However, as effective as livestreaming has proven to be in creating connections of physical access and distance, it has done little to bridge gaps in availability.
Life in 6 Words App: An Evangelism Power Tool for Teens
5 reasons the LI6W app is an ideal way for youth to share the Gospel.
VOICES: Does evangelism make a difference?
Shane L. Bishop explains how evangelism has made a difference at his church.
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