Evangelicals know that theology matters, and we’re quick to remind others of this fact. What we’re not so quick to acknowledge is that we do a poor job of teaching the very theology we claim is so important.
Does your plant want to reach the next generation?
Have they really seen Gospel transformation in the lives of people in their church?
What should be the top priorities for church planters?
The topic of attractional evangelism, which I define as “seeking to attract people to church, often through big events,” garners much discussion.
Whether they’re valid or not, these are common reasons people leave their church.
I’ve never seen a strongly evangelistic church without a pastor who leads them in that direction.
7 reasons people aren’t giving like they could (or should).
It’s not always easy to find folks who are both deeply spiritual and strong leaders.
When the work’s tough, we need reminders of why we do what we do.
