Effective Team Training: Four Steps
You’ve trained them well. They’re highly capable team members. They’re going to do great.
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3 Things I Would (and 3 Things I Wouldn’t) Do Again Planting Another Church
In 16 years as a pastor, I was a part of planting two successful churches. My most recent experience was in church revitalization, and we did experience some success there, but I still hear get questions about church planting. The two questions I get asked most: If you were planting another church… What would you…
Why (and How) We Started a Sunday Evening Service
On the first Sunday of 2019, our church started a Sunday evening service. Actually, it’s more accurate to say that we “resurrected” it. Like many churches, our Sunday night service died a slow death years earlier. The funeral was over by the time I became pastor. For the next several years, most of us were…
One Secret To Great Leadership
Becoming the leader that people want to follow is the kind of stuff you should be paying attention to. Here’s one secret to great leadership.
6 Mistakes in Launching Multisite Church Campuses
Are you considering launching a multisite church campus? Churches tend to make at least one of these 6 mistakes in the early days of launching new campuses.
Wise Leadership Understands the Truth About Spiritual Fruit
We began to see the issue was fruit, not knowledge: God was concerned with the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil.
Is Weekend Attendance Your Only Metric?
For 30 years the primary indicator of health in churches is weekend attendance. The challenge is that healthy things aren’t the only things that grow.
Multisite Church – An Idea Come of Age
As it approaches the end of its third decade, multisite church has become the mainstream idea for healthy, growing churches of all kinds and sizes.
The Daily Examen — A Path To a Deeper Life in Christ
Every day, up to eight times a day, I silently perform a 1-3 minute spiritual ritual that is – quite literally – changing me. It’s called the Daily Examen.
Pastors Face a Crisis of Trust
A Pew survey found that 69% of people believe that religious leaders act unethically some, if not all, of the time. Pastors face a crisis of trust.
