How to Revitalize Your Church—The 5 R’s
Church revitalization starts with reframing on the grace of God. That's just the beginning. Here are the rest of the steps to resurrect a dying church.
Church revitalization starts with reframing on the grace of God. That's just the beginning. Here are the rest of the steps to resurrect a dying church.
Is there an ideal church size that we should be shooting for? What are the pros and cons of small and large churches?
There are many reasons church growth stagnates—not all are bad or in our control—but here's a potential solution.
Waiting until a ministry leader retires or is forced to retire is waiting too long to set up a succession plan. There's a better way.
Many senior pastors are hiring paid staff or handling tasks themselves that could effectively be delegated to qualified volunteers. Here's how to adjust.
With church planters and pastors, we're overvaluing credentials over calling. Here's why we need more non-traditional leaders.
There are a lot of resources available to those with mental illnesses, here are ways to start the conversation.
If we model evangelism, equip people to do it and then encourage them to share when they do it, it can become contagious.
Do any of these profiles hit close to home? Have no fear. Recognition is the first step toward revitalization.
We can learn quite a bit from past church planting movements.