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  • Introducing Transformational Discipleship

    If you’re looking for discipleship resources that will give direction to your approach, Transformational Discipleship: How People Really Grow by Eric Geiger, Michael Kelley and Philip Nation ought to be on your reading list.

  • Rewriting the 10 Myths of Creativity

    If we want to be more creative, if we want our organizations to be more innovative, then we have to learn from organizations and individuals who are rewriting the myths of creativity.

  • Welcome All Your Guests, But Focus on the One

    As guest services practitioners, it’s time for us to admit something.

  • 7 Habits of Highly Ineffective Ministry Postcards

    Last week, I opened our mailbox to find one of the worst church direct mail postcards that I have ever sent or received.

  • Developing a “Missional Moleskine” to Understand the Community Around Your Church

    INCORPORATING “PLACES” In my first place (my home), I have started a neighborhood through Next Door.

  • Missing People – Do You Know Who They Are?

    The larger the church the more likely you are to have missing people.

  • Using a Strategy Canvas in Your Small Groups

    A couple of weeks ago we had the last session of our Externally Focused Small Groups (EFSGs) InnovationLab.

  • Life Design Essential #1: Uncover the Only You

    We live in a world where every artificial thing is designed.

  • The Hole in Your Weekend Outreach

    Our churches did well in reaching the agrarian culture.

  • Your Opportunity for God Dreams Training – Virtually!

    Your church needs more than another strategic plan in this season.

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