What God Did in a Small Church, in a Small Town
You must hear what God has done in that church in that small town.
You must hear what God has done in that church in that small town.
You are but one part of a greater whole, but your part is vital for the overall health of a church. Understanding vital church membership is key. Read again 1 Corinthians 12. Look specifically at verse 27: Now you are the body of Christ and individually members of it (ESV).
The challenges can seem insurmountable. The pace of change can seem unbearable. But we serve a God who is with us always.
Our personal growth isn’t solely forged through grand ministerial achievements or notable successes. Instead, it’s the culmination of the seemingly modest, everyday moments that truly mold us.
Evangelism is dead or dying in most American churches. Perhaps God is awakening you and your church to reverse this reality in his power by addressing churches neglecting evangelism.
Why do some healthy churches look unhealthy from the outside?
The majority of American churches were in decline prior to the pandemic. COVID accelerated and exacerbated the decline. Dying churches are in denial. Their leaders and members simply do not realize how little time is left before they must close their church.
The combination of these stress points can create complex and nuanced problems in ministry. But there are some practical ways to combat the inevitable anxiety of ministry. Consider these tactics for understanding pastor anxiety causes.
A number of pastors said that they get complaints about something they did or did not do, and they have no idea when or if this alleged offense took place, showing how church members hurt pastors.