Rebuilding After Disaster: A Call to Action for Churches
Rebuilding After Disaster offers practical steps for believers to respond when crisis strikes, guiding readers from prayer to action and service.
Rebuilding After Disaster offers practical steps for believers to respond when crisis strikes, guiding readers from prayer to action and service.
Too many people see Discipleship and evangelism as separate. They are not.
As a pastor, I witness how many give up on their walk with the Lord when they wrestle with the battle, yet grace after grace invites renewed hope for daily living.
Are any of these patterns of thinking undercutting your ability to lead effectively?
The philosophy of fatalism holds that everything, including evil, suffering, and damnation, happens inevitably, with human beings powerless to effect change, which contrasts with God’s sovereignty and human choice guiding action.
Over 93% of churches in the United States are not involved in reproducing another church. This is a church planter shortage issue that, if unaddressed, could limit the spread of gospel-centered communities.
True leadership longevity means a pastor’s impact grows over time, not overnight.
Confrontational evangelism is not wrong; it is just that very few believers are effective at it. But Everyday Missionaries can build relationships with people and share the gospel.
Policies and accountability are inherently limited tools for guidance, but they also shape how leaders and churches navigate tough choices and protect the mission.
There’s nothing magic about it – it’s just an attitude change that impacts everything and everyone around you.