What if the things people "dis" your church for are actually your biggest advantages? By looking at the true story of David and Goliath, we can see how limited resources, unimpressive facilities, and transient congregations force a deeper dependence on God.
"As a pastor, I frequently encounter folks in need of a new name. The good news is, Jesus offers us exactly that."
"While being portable can feel limiting at times, it can also be quite liberating."
"As bivocational leaders, we have to function at a high level for a long time."
“Planting a church of disciples who make disciples isn’t only doable; it is what Jesus commanded his church to do.”
"If you want to understand ethnicity and prejudice, you have to surround yourself with people who are different than you."
"This isn’t what I thought planting a church would be like, but I’m much better off because of it."
"You'll never be 100 percent sure about your calling until after you've done what God has asked."
"How can we include the unchurched, inspire confidence in them, and avoid insider talk that alienates them?"
"Here are stories of three churches and how they are reaching their target area without owning a facility."
