Shiny, Glittering Objects
I think that having a bias towards NO allows you to have your greatest YES.
I think that having a bias towards NO allows you to have your greatest YES.
To rise from the ashes through church revitalization, each team member (pastor, board member, and lay member) must be committed to understanding the problem, capturing the vision and willing to implement the steps to turn the church around.
Somehow, this poor guy had come to believe that the way to achieve success in life is always to push harder, a notion that What Doesn't Kill You questions.
If God is to regain control of the local church, it will cost everyone something—from the pulpit to the pew—as we pursue a healthy church culture.
God has not forsaken your local church and ministry. In this season of distraction from real ministry, focus on ministry priorities that empower you to get it done.
In a time when churches face decline, Does a Church Have to Die is a question leaders wrestle with as they seek renewal through prayer and revitalization.
Tapping Into God's Power is reshaping how we rewire our vision by reconnecting with the power supply, God.
Our work might also be a means of worship—God calls work good when we pursue quality, beauty, truth, and integrity in what we make, write, and build.
Ministry is about strategic micro-steps moving forward inches at a time to accomplish a long-term goal.
Church revitalization is pressured packed and if a leader does not develop tools of renewal, they too will fall to the isolation in church revitalization that comes with leading.