More Than Friendliness How Smaller Churches Can Get Church Hospitality for Guests Right
Many churches believe they are friendly, but too few demonstrate true church hospitality for guests. The problem is friendliness is often directed internally.
Many churches believe they are friendly, but too few demonstrate true church hospitality for guests. The problem is friendliness is often directed internally.
Prayer assumes that we live in dependence on God, and I fear many of us are less dependent than we might admit.
Church membership is an essential part of following Christ. Discover the crucial new member next steps to enjoy the fellowship of believers at your church.
Those we guide will be much more likely to follow our lead if they see not only our vision, but also our zeal for God and our desire to talk with Him. They will want what we have.
There are two alarming data points in our studies. First, churches are rapidly abandoning evangelism. Second, church members are steadily denying the essentials of the Christian faith because they stopped believing religion teachings.
The godliest, Spirit-filled leaders I know have the Word of God dripping from their lips. They live in the Wordand its noticeable. Thats what would happen in our lives if we truly embraced savoring God's Word.
The future of work at church is changing rapidly due to remote work and digital communications, but the yearning for in-person connections remains strong, making the church a vital place for community.
One way of determining evangelistic health is through a metric called conversion ratio. This ratio tells you how many people in your church it takes to win one person for Christ.
God gave us the local church as his plan A for his mission on earth, and he did not give us a plan B. The local church is just that important.
We cannot, in our own power, somehow change the heart of a non-believer. We sow and water the seed, but it is God who gives the increase (1 Cor. 3:7). Effective prayer for evangelism is crucial.