4 Questions to Ask Before Planting a Church
How do you know if your church planting goals are godly or suspect? Try answering these four questions.
How do you know if your church planting goals are godly or suspect? Try answering these four questions.
At GC2 Summit, leaders draft statement of declaration with call to action for evangelicals in caring for refugees.
Evangelism: Influence and Invitation, plus How to Plant a Multiplying Church, Pathways to Discipleship, an Optimistic Call to Justice and Evangelism, The Hillsong Experience and the Outreach interview with J.D. Greear
Most Americans attend church during the Christmas season, and many would come if invited, new LifeWay Research study finds.
Ed Stetzer: "A path, a discipleship process, is necessary in order to ensure effective life change of believers within a congregation."
Ed Stetzer: "The size of a church does not determine its health. But a church's health can determine its size."
"The New Testament church was a participatory sport, and this generation doesn't want to be spectators."
Evangelism: Influence and Invitation, plus How to Plant a Multiplying Church, Pathways to Discipleship, an Optimistic Call to Justice and Evangelism, The Hillsong Experience and the Outreach interview with J.D. Greear
The Outreach Magazine/LifeWay Research Special Report on America's Fastest-Growing Churches, plus in-depth interviews with Craig Groeschel, Sergio De La Mora and Brian Tome; The Megachurch and America's Recovery Culture; Ideas for Retention and Much More
Ed Stetzer: The “rock star” problem is a sin issue, not a church-size issue.