Renovate by Innovating
It sounds so simple, but it will take grit to overcome self-doubt and strategic decline to push forward with an innovative spirit to reach the community and bless them as the hands and feet of Christ.
It sounds so simple, but it will take grit to overcome self-doubt and strategic decline to push forward with an innovative spirit to reach the community and bless them as the hands and feet of Christ.
Never do anything alone, and always have an apprentice. If you are leading a group, team, site, church or network, you always have an apprentice to maximize leadership.
Matshobane has chosen to pour himself into others and care both for who they are and what they’re doing, as a Disciple Maker.
This short and punchy book on experiencing God is full of powerful language and deep exploration of metaphor and meaning.
Finding ways to understand the Bible offers not just knowledge but opens the door to connecting with the Lord on a much deeper level—unlike any other book.
The world is rapidly changing all around us. Focusing on understanding your audience helps us engage the present generation.
The real point of how many guests we all have at Easter isn’t about the size of our churches, its about the potential strength of the Body of Christ. Focusing after Easter matters for sustaining momentum.
The congregation has welcomed changes as different demographics join, embodying the Right people at the right time dynamic that keeps the church growing.
Trust is built when there is an opportunity to have a catalytic moment where someone shares their story, where you see into that person, and recovering resilience becomes a practical path for leadership.
Learning from the past and seeing what God is doing in the present can point us to a different kind of future, and New Churches for a New Era offers a path for doing just that.