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  • Vibrant Community: The Secret DNA of Every Church

    by Steve Caton | May 10, 2014

    Brands like Apple, Zappos, and Southwest Airlines understand that the thing that makes an organization great is the vibrant and passionate community it creates.

  • The Secret to Meaningful Blogging

    by Eric Geiger | December 6, 2017

    I never intended to become active on social media.

  • The Importance of Values in Shaping the Culture of Your Church

    by Joey Bonifacio | December 1, 2012

    The Power of a Discipleship Culture Our visitors commonly ask, “How much staff does it take to run a church of this size?” They’re often surprised to learn it’s less than 400—less than half a percent of the number of people who attend our services.

  • How Many Ministry Logos Should Your Church Have?

    by Will Mancini | October 26, 2016

    It’s unbelievable how quickly churches fragment their message.

  • The ABCs of Avoiding Ineffective Meetings: Build Buffers That Increase Production

    by VRcurator | April 25, 2019

    Meetings are a powerful tool for organizations.

  • 6 Really, Really Bad Ways to Respond to Problems

    by Carey Nieuwhof | May 20, 2016

    Naturally, there are things you love about the ministry or organization you lead.

  • 4 Ways to Grow in Your Personal Generosity

    by Todd McMichen | December 22, 2016

    Generosity is not an event or an emphasis.

  • This Could Change Everything in Your Church Hospitality

    by Brad Brisco | October 8, 2019

    What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word hospitality? For most people, images emerge of entertaining around meals or inviting friends into our homes for a night of fun and games.

  • Do You Recognize Your Generic Vision?

    by Will Mancini | March 17, 2017

    Are you a visionary but just not sure the vision is connecting? Imagine that the role of vision in your church is like an axe.

  • 5 Reasons Why Disciples Need Ministry Tools More Than Sermons

    by Will Mancini | April 20, 2017

    The discipleship results of your ministry are not defined by content of your preaching alone.

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