Your core team is the heartbeat of your new church. So, how do you get your people moving in the same direction for the same mission? Here are 7 incredible ways to get off on the right foot as you set the tone of who your church is becoming.
Out of our small towns comes great gospel opportunity. Here’s why the harvest is so plentiful… and how you can find your place in the Great Commission here.
So you’ve got a new church guest… Now what? Here are 7 ways to move your guests from casual visitors to partnering church members.
Biblical hospitality transcends cultural norms with a tangible picture of the gospel. Here’s 4 ways to lead your church in this practice as you draw nearer to the saints and strangers in your midst.
Jesus said to them, “Let the little children come to me.” Here’s how your kids ministry can create opportunities for the next generation of children—and their families— respond to the gospel.
Relationships are essential. This is especially true in the context of church planting. Here’s why leaning into the relational connections of your congregation and community is a game changer for planters.
There are so many ways to build your church, yet God calls His builders to multiply by His design. Here are 12 ways to gauge the health of your church plant.
Connecting with your community is no easy feat. Yet it’s the example Paul gave us throughout the New Testament. Here’s how–and why!–God has called you to be creative as you engage the lost around you.
We all want to experience belonging. And as Christ followers, we get to experience this belonging within the family of God. Here are four ways to cultivate the type of biblical community that you and your congregation need.
Living on mission requires intentional community engagement. Here are three principles to live by as you seek to plant your new church to the glory of God.
We as the Church are called to reach the next generation with the gospel. Here’s why God wants your new church plant involved in His mission to engage the young people in your midst.
There are so many ways to plant a church. Here’s one method to ensure your church’s multiplication DNA impacts each new step of the planting process.
Scripture calls us to care for those in need. Here’s how our service sanctifies our churches as we offer our gospel hope to the world.
To understand your role as a church planter, you must first understand the role of the church. Here are the primary marks of the church and what its people have in common.
Where did the practice of church planting begin? What scriptural basis do we have for the work of planters and pastors? Here’s what we’ve gleaned with the New Testament as our guide.
We want our churches and communities filled with identifiable followers of Christ. So, how can we make this a reality? J.T. English unpacks three steps to growing disciples within your congregation.
Your church doesn’t more pew warmers. So, here are three reasons to lead your people on mission and to see the gospel grow in your midst.
Your role as a ministry leader is to share the gospel and guide your people to do the same. Here are four ways to cultivate a church culture where your congregation is faithfully leading others to Jesus.
Money is perhaps one of the largest stressors in church planting. So, here are seven things to keep in mind as you seek out financial partners for the sake of the gospel going forward in your community.
If you’re new to church planting, you’re likely coming onto the scene with just as many questions as you have ambition. So, here are some tips, tricks, and guidance to help you consider the best ways to lead your launch team in this new season.
You can’t exactly clock in and out of your work as a church planter. If your role in ministry entails bivocational pastoring, then this occupational guide for planters may be for you.
Christ calls us to take His gospel far and wide. Doing so means making disciples and planting churches. So, here’s how and why we must lead our people to live on mission.
How can we connect our people with outreach opportunities that make a difference? Here are 7 ways to make evangelism happen within your community.
Your church’s culture of evangelism begins with you as the leader. Here are the five phases of evangelism to help you navigate this personal call within your life—for the benefit of you and your church.
The time to extend a gospel invitation is now. Here’s how you can create space for the lost to respond to the gospel in your next worship service.
If we are going to engage our cities with the gospel, we must keep three things in mind.
