Ed Stetzer: The Power of Small
Small churches present opportunities for community and care that larger churches must work harder to cultivate. The Power of Small highlights how these communities fulfill meaningful mission and connection.
Small churches present opportunities for community and care that larger churches must work harder to cultivate. The Power of Small highlights how these communities fulfill meaningful mission and connection.
It’s hard to lead an evangelistic movement in your place of ministry when preaching what you practice in daily life is something you tend to avoid.
Three important shifts contributed to the stirring of evangelism: equipping people to be everyday missionaries, elevating the role of groups, and amplifying opportunities to serve.
Church culture and polity had excluded aggressive disciple making and the idea of local churches planting churches, impacting unity in the church.
Involving the congregation in decisions related to AI for churches implementation is crucial to foster a sense of ownership.
Culture shapes us. Healthy church culture shapes how we work and live.
Oftentimes, wrestling with doubt can be sparked by what made you believe, because we’re all seeing it through different lenses.
One of the most impactful ways a church can harness AI and the Church is to repurpose existing resources to speak to youth and kids at their reading level.
Prepare to say yes can mean extending yourself beyond what you have achieved before, being tested in new ways, working hard, facing new physical challenges, and dealing with nerves.
As the ICF Zurich’s Sunday-evening service grew to about 1,300 attendees, Gen Z leadership in church emerged as a transformative idea in how the church could engage a younger generation.