It seems like every time I talk to church leaders the topic of increasing revenue comes up. It’s understandable because oftentimes church funding is the only thing standing between our vision and its execution.
Church planters are always thinking about church growth. What is it that seems to drive some churches to make a difference and reach more people while others struggle to keep the doors open?
Studies have shown that we make more decisions based on emotion rather than logic. This is especially true when we think about first-time guests’ reaction to discussions of faith and religion.
Over the years I’ve spent an incredible amount of time, effort and money on making church online work, and I speak from a place of experience with both failure and success in this area.
Church planting residency can become a vital leadership pathway, especially for churches that are advancing, rather than simply getting bigger.
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Good questions can often propel us forward more than great answers.
First-time guest friendly ideas. Church leaders who want to make a difference always look at how to make their church’s experience more compelling and engaging for new guests.
What if we took it upon ourselves to make what we do easier to fit into people’s lives?
Simple (and free) ways your church plant can create remarkable, helpful posts on social.
Do you remember the world before the smartphones came and invaded all our spaces?
