Go to the Source: Understanding Your Audience
The world is rapidly changing all around us. Focusing on understanding your audience helps us engage the present generation.
The world is rapidly changing all around us. Focusing on understanding your audience helps us engage the present generation.
God fully knew the pandemic was happening when he led us to plan to launch new congregations.
The real point of how many guests we all have at Easter isn’t about the size of our churches, its about the potential strength of the Body of Christ. Focusing after Easter matters for sustaining momentum.
I suspect more of us need to prepare for these kinds of conversations if we want to reach others. Don’t wait until next Easter to do this kind of study.
Learning from the past and seeing what God is doing in the present can point us to a different kind of future, and New Churches for a New Era offers a path for doing just that.
For every older donor who dies, moves to a different state or otherwise leaves a church, how many millennial church giving donors will be required to replace the loss of that donor’s consistent giving?
Discover how to keep calm and minister under pressure with the Timothy Test.
God’s heart is one of grace, and grace is not the soft side of truth. Forgiveness doesn’t lower God’s standards, and it helps leaders who have been hurt appreciate grace.
6 reasons the importance of your welcome ministry is increasing.
When a barrage of baseless complaints surfaces, the negative naysayer can dominate the room and derail a healthy conversation.