Two approaches to keeping yourself grounded and aware of how your church is perceived by guests.
Many churches see the digital church attendees as an extension of the ministry of the church.
Critics and naysayers are in every church. They can make your life miserable . . . unless you learn to deal with them.
The top ten reasons first-time guests said they did not return to a church.
Many pastors will tell you about times when their churches were in a slump. What do they do to lead their churches out of this perceived slump?
Break-thru churches have pastors who intentionally adopted seven traits that become key to the churches’ turnaround.
Leading a church revitalization is difficult. Indeed, it can’t be done outside of God’s power.
Are organizational memories, commonly known as sacred cows, hindering our effectiveness for the gospel?
Three church trends that have moved from the category of “exception” to the category of “mainstream.”
Predicting is as much of an art as it is a science. Each of my predictions are based on both objective and subjective information, and I have a fairly high level of certainty about each of these trends.