Want to Grow the Church? Understand Your Cultural Soil
In order to effectively plant and spread the gospel in today's communities, we must understand and cultivate the cultural soil around us.
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The Aftermath of a Pastors Moral Failure
We keep getting surprised by our sin. We are surprised that we get by with it as long as we do, surprised when we get caught, surprised that people were as hurt as they were, and surprised that God took our sin as a personal insult. This is a stark reminder of Pastors moral failure and its impact.
Intimidated by the Bible
As we think about the importance of Bible engagement and discipleship, many readers who feel intimidated by the Bible wonder why so many own numerous Bibles, yet rarely read them?
7 of My Biggest Pet Peeves as a Leader
The things that frustrate me most and inhibit teams from thriving
In This World, But Not of It: Transformation Through Renewing the Mind
Believe. Become. Behave. Our faith leads to Transformation Through Renewing the Mind, which leads to a different set of behaviors. Tucked inside that formula is the importance of the way we think.
Good Growth: 4 Types of Newcomers That Point to Healthy Church Development
When you have nonbelievers coming to your church who are spiritually hungry, this is a joy and one of the best kinds of healthy church development you can experience.
Transforming Bolivia One Conversation at a Time
We Need More Christians Who Know How to Apply the Word of God, Especially in a Society Filled with Religious Syncretism
What Do You Know About Those Following Your Leadership and Followers?
A disciple is a learner. Leaders are first disciples, and we learn from Scripture, the Holy Spirit, and others who teach us and impart wisdom. A good leader embraces the disposition to submit, learn, change and grow. leadership and followers
Rejecting Religion and Spirituality
The number who claim to be neither religious nor spiritual has doubled.
The Astonishing Power of Microchurches—and You
To make the greatest impact, we must shift our focus from making disciples to making disciple makers.
