If we hope to lead everyone in the room to the truth of our message, we must start by connecting everyone in the room to us and our message. Compelling preaching is not a simple task.
If we hope to lead everyone in the room to the truth of our message, we must start by connecting everyone in the room to us and our message. That’s not a simple task. We must remove preaching assumptions.
There is one preaching mistake I see more than any other: Too many sermons are crafted around unshared faith assumptions. Good sermon prep examines our assumptions.
Why your church needs to learn this lesson on food safety from Chick-fil-A.
What should we do when the vocal disgruntled feels like the vast majority?
Our growing church had grown me away from my first love, the ground floor of ministry.
Mastering the power of this statement is novel and can provide new innovations and invigorate change.
The experience people have with our mission can absolutely dictate if the mission stays only written on the wall.
Why point leaders need to ensure they are never “hero hogging.”
As leaders, we have to avoid unfairly assigning labels to unsuspecting victims.
