What The Church Can Learn From Tesla’s Marketing Strategy
Here’s what we can learn from Tesla’s marketing strategy: People who believe in their cause are the best kind of advertising.
Category: Strategy
Church Planters: Do Justice Love Mercy Walk Humbly
“Do justice, love mercy and walk humbly with your God.” I have seen these words as the mission statement for a church plant. It’s a great start: biblical, inspiring and very difficult.”
Church Planting Success—Is There Just One Measurement?
Being envious of someone else’s gifts and personality is natural, but you keep yourself from being productive and from church planting success.
Planting in a Small Town? Discover Its Identity
Small town identity is usually more about people and what brings them together—and that’s key to church planting in rural areas.
Ed Stetzer: Three Church Planting Trends That Need to Die
I’ve seen lots of great church planting practices, and many not-so-great ones. Too many churches open and then close too often because, instead of looking to God, they were looking to themselves.
Help New Converts From Non-Christian Backgrounds Honor Their Families
Too often, we failed to stress how important it is for new believers to maintain good relationships with their families. In our excitement at seeing conversions, we overlooked the importance of healthy family relationships.
5 Ingredients to Cooking Up Great Church Websites
There’s a lot of work that goes into building a great church website. Just like churches, church websites come in all kinds of shapes and sizes. But there is a list of required ingredients that I’d encourage every church to start with.
Church Planting Requires a Home Church
Recently I saw this post on a blog: “The Apostle Paul was never a member of one church and one church only.” The counterpoint to this issue is that, based on Paul’s example, church planting requires a home church.
How to Change Things Up & Get Your Church Growing Again
When plateau and church stagnation set in it can be even more difficult to know what to do next. Here are a few things you can do right now to begin to change the trajectory of your church.
Reach Everyone by Removing Preaching Assumptions
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.
