Megachurch

A Community Cornerstone

The valuable partnerships the church has with its community have made it a household name in the area.

The Counterintuitive Truth About Multisite Campuses

Church consumers tend to bounce when a church goes through a tough time. Based on casual observation, it does not seem that a campus with a pastor on a screen attracts more “church consumers” than a large church with an incredible facility.

5 Questions to Ask When Your Church Isn’t Growing

There could be many reasons why your church isn't growing. Here are a few.

How to Handle Governance in Multisite Churches

These boards do not micromanage the day-to-day operation of the church but instead focus on ministry ends, not ministry means. The senior pastor’s role is to lead the board and be accountable to it.

6 Questions to Answer Before Going Multisite

Thinking about going multisite? Make sure you know the answer to these questions.

Dealing With Pastoral Pain

How I learned to heal from the hurts that come with being a church leader.

Helping People Find Their Calling

When people are living out their calling, they’re engaged in their church and in their community, and they want others to experience it, too.

A Weekly Dose of Transformation

And when a church like Palmetto Pointe maintains an active, positive presence in its community while simultaneously creating opportunities for transformative life change that is visible from the stage each week, it’s no surprise word has hit the streets that something different is happening within those four walls, and people want a taste of it.

Seen and Loved

Faith Assembly of God reflects its vibrant multicultural community.

Debunking the 5 Most Common Criticisms of Megachurches

Many people hate megachurches, but let's take a closer look at whether their criticisms are founded.

Holding on to Jesus

Three years ago, the staff at Venture knew something was missing so they began holding worship and prayer revival nights. Before long, the Holy Spirit started moving at Venture and everything changed.