11 Questions for (Not Just) Rural Church Leaders
Knowing your community's story is the first step to reaching its residents.
Knowing your community's story is the first step to reaching its residents.
"Church can easily become about what the existing congregation wants, instead of serving people beyond the existing group."
Sometimes you need some creative motion to initiate a movement in your church.
Dan Kimball: "We don't just want our community to know we like art or music — we want to inspire them to follow Christ."
Moving new people toward "assimilation": a scorecard for your church.
"There’s no denying that technology allows us to connect a new generation and help them flourish in their walk with Christ."
Ron Edmondson offers ten unhealthy perspectives that could alter the shape of your ministry—both today and tomorrow.
The average church spends over 75 percent of their resources keeping the "house of worship" open. Is that a good thing?
John Burke offers an incredible story of grace and a bold reminder that Jesus is never shocked by our sin.
Lee Strobel: "If we’re faithful to God, he’s sure to work through us—even though we might not see the full results until heaven."