Is Church Growth Always Good?
"While in many cases, growth can be the byproduct of health and right focus, it is not always the best litmus test."
"While in many cases, growth can be the byproduct of health and right focus, it is not always the best litmus test."
Thom Rainer: "In God's power, however, we can reverse this trend and reach the unchurched in America."
The sad reality is that most mergers fail because they are motivated more by self-interest or self-preservation than by a bigger, bolder, divine mission.
Thom Rainer gives seven indispensable characteristics of churches that move from decline to growth.
Dan Kimball: Why smaller congregations have an edge.
LifeWay Research President Ed Stetzer says the church often is confused about how to view "the world."
Is the church you’re leading emotionally healthy? How do you tell if it is or isn’t?
Ed Stetzer: "Membership is often misunderstood, misapplied or not applied at all."
Korea: about the land mass of Kentucky, yet home to five of the world's 20 largest congregations
Small Group Attendance Exceeds Worship Attendance in This Salvadoran Church. Why?