Having been around a lot of pastors at our various confabs across the world, I’ve noticed something unhealthy.
Devote an hour this week to equipping your potential leaders in their next step.
A vision is unique to you and will capture your heart and life.
If your church is growing faster than the community you’re currently in, we need your church to multiply what is happening there.
Sam Yoon shares three things that make being the #1 guy different from being the #2 guy.
Leadership is about motivating and encouraging and organizing your team to reach new goals.
One of the great and worthy causes of church planting is the desire to influence neighborhoods and cities for the gospel of Jesus.
When you’re casting vision, here are three implications you want to keep reminding your church of, pre- and post-launch.
To be effective in ministry, you need to do these three things well.
God has not promised that trials will not overwhelm us. The opposite appears to be true in Scripture.
How can a church plant be more attractional with such limited resources?
Bivocational ministry means you’re intentionally leveraging all of life into one calling.
To plant a church you need a solid launch team. Get the best practices from Daniel Im on growing your launch team.
To live a good life in bivocational ministry, you must have an aptitude in six key areas.
We can draw inspiration from the ways that Jesus led.
How much time are you spending hanging out with skeptical, curious and confused not-yet Christ followers?
If you are going to plant a grape vineyard, don’t plant apple seeds.
What do you think would happen if you reimagined your church’s dashboard?
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