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  • Is the Church Dying in the U.S.? Redefining Christians as Cultural, Congregational, & Convictional

    by Ed Stetzer | March 20, 2015

    The church is not dying.

  • 5 Key Insights for Church Capital Campaigns

    by Kent Vincent | January 24, 2020

    After 21 years of local church ministry, I’m excited to be a part of the Resourcing Team of Auxano as a Lead Navigator.

  • 4 Keys for Developing a Vibrant Church Life Filled with Multiplying Leaders

    by Ed Stetzer | October 13, 2014

    Churches should be run by teams of volunteers—those committed to work together for the cause of Christ, serving one another and the world, because they have been gifted and called to do so.

  • Understanding the Change Process in Your Church

    by Thom Rainer | November 30, 2012

    Ron Johnson is not off to a good beginning; the former Apple retail leader is now CEO of JC Penney and the most recent quarterly results are not encouraging.

  • Is Your Church’s Vision Clear? How Clarity Changes Everything

    by Will Mancini | November 13, 2012

    Clarity Evangelist Will Mancini talks about Vision Clarity: "We're addicted to product, but it's process that makes the difference.

  • 5 Skills for Discovering Creative Ideas

    by VRcurator | July 16, 2014

    Consider the talents of the following two groups who were asked these three questions: How many of you are good singers? How many of you are good dancers? How many of you are good artists? About 2 percent of the first group responded positively to each of these three questions.

  • Conquer Big Creative Projects Using Past, Present, and Future Focus

    by Elizabeth Grace Saunders | September 24, 2012

    In the past 25 days, I have written five chapters for my first book, which currently stands at 35,554 words of text.

  • Working Through the Obstacles to Innovation in Your Church

    by Tim Kastelle | March 1, 2013

    Providing leadership in a church setting always necessitates change.

  • What 2017’s Most Popular Tweets Reveal About Our Culture

    by James Emery White | January 3, 2018

    There are many ways to gain a quick snapshot into culture.

  • The Critical Metric You’re Not Measuring – But Should Be!

    by Tobin Perry | September 19, 2018

    (NOTE: This post was excerpted from the ebook “5 Crucial Church Metrics You’re Not Measuring (But Should Be!)”) Few church metrics come with so much baggage as those centered around giving.

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