Why College Grads and Retirees Make Great Church Planters
We tell them, “Give us two years, and we’ll change the world.”
We tell them, “Give us two years, and we’ll change the world.”
We want to be careful and try to influence them more than they are influencing us. Sometimes, in an attempt to “relate” to nonbelievers, Christians will make unnecessary compromises.
Our purpose is to show humility in service, serving him wholeheartedly, without expecting accolades or rewards.
According to Kregel, 3–4% of American teenagers are deaf or hard of hearing. “They are one of the most isolated groups of teenagers known.”
The stackpole for which she gathers her thoughts on How God Loves is simple: “What God mostly does... is love.” She’s right.
Showcase your church’s identity through a connected approach, telling your story as a church plant as you plant and water the early seeds of ministry.
Grace protects us from heartless and authoritarian legalism, and truth protects us from mindless and shallow freedom, reinforcing church strength and stability.
Fleeing may not be the answer, but through church conflict resolution, healing can begin in one's heart.
We need to de-emphasize the clergy and refocus on equipping disciples of Christ.