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- 1. 15 Characteristics of an Equipping Church
- Church leaders are called to equip believers for the work of ministry (Eph 4:12). The sense of equipping in that verse, according to one New Testament scholar, is that "people are prepared for a purpose." ...
- Created on 18 March 2021
- 2. 10 Common Traits of the Jesus-Driven Church
- ... every other person or community will fall far short of His glory, no matter how hard they try. The best we can ever do is to attempt to walk in His grace in our journey, understanding that we will neve ...
- Created on 23 December 2020
- 3. 7 Heartfelt Prayers by Pastors for Their Churches for 2021
- ... do on Facebook. We might have revival. 2. Embracing the community. It has truly been heartwarming to see so many pastors have renewed conviction to be a gospel presence in their neighborhoods. These past ...
- Created on 14 December 2020
- 4. How Your Church Can Hyperlocalize Its Mission and Message
- ... Does It Mean for a Ministry to Be Hyperlocal? A hyperlocal ministry focuses on the immediate community that God has planted them to serve. People are looking to be a part of a ministry that speaks t ...
- Created on 03 December 2020
- 5. Why It's Crucial For Your Church to Engage the World Right Now
- ... Hal Seed is the founding and lead pastor of New Song Community Church in Oceanside, California. He mentors pastors who want to lead healthy, growing churches with resources at pastormentor.com. For the original ...
- Created on 02 December 2020
- 6. 5 Ways Even Healthy Churches Can Quickly Spiral Into Dysfunction
- ... wn, it meant most of the community was either unemployed or had to move. Every church in the community struggled. Some became dysfunctional quickly. 5. Ignoring evil. Evil is real. And it's not a vague con ...
- Created on 30 November 2020
- 7. Are You Praying for Revival or an Election?
- Do cities matter? They do in elections! And they do to the heart of God! Until you can observe the need, you will never minister to the condition. Do you see cities as nighttime playgrounds for the ...
- Created on 17 November 2020
- 8. How Church Leaders Successfully Handle Tension-Filled Conversations
- There is a big difference between a conversation and a debate. A conversation seeks understanding. The nature of a debate requires a winner and a loser, someone to be right, and someone to be wrong. ...
- Created on 29 October 2020
- 9. 7 Ways to Befriend Your Neighbor During COVID-19
- Our culture didn't need any assistance in further isolating ourselves, and yet a global pandemic has managed to do just that. Each day we hear stories of people who yearn for community and friendship ...
- Created on 24 September 2020
- 10. 5 Ways the Pandemic Has Accelerated Innovation in Communities of Faith
- ... al or financial service company, we saw a need and chose to serve our community by helping them navigate a confusing process that could help the long-term health of their organization. We were able to ...
- Created on 16 September 2020
- 11. 3 Insights COVID-19 Has Revealed About Online Church
- If you're like most churches during this pandemic, you've been thrust into the world of "online church." Now online church has many different names, flavors and forms. For some, it means just streaming ...
- Created on 28 August 2020
- 12. A Church's Guide to Recruiting Young Adults
- ... ere the power of the testimony can be used to draw in those who lacked a relationship with Christ Jesus and the Christian community. Many young adults are in a quiet crisis. Hearing the testimonies of othe ...
- Created on 18 August 2020
- 13. 4 Steps for Your Church to Create a Benevolence Program
- ... le best serving your church and community. Let's talk about how to create a successful benevolence program that meets both nonprofit law and the needs of your community. First, we must take a look at ...
- Created on 08 July 2020
- 14. Minimal Church: What the Future Holds
- ... rs to have a gospel presence in the community. The pandemic, for the most part, provides us a blank slate. It's time to rethink our busy schedules and become a minimal church. Where do we begin? Le ...
- Created on 07 July 2020
- 15. Reopening: How Church Leaders Must Prepare for What's Next
- ... ay operations look moving forward? Panelists Jeffrey Carlson, senior executive pastor, Christ Church Paul Willis, executive pastor of operations, WoodsEdge Community Church Hayes Howell, execut ...
- Created on 28 May 2020
- 16. How to Succeed as You Work From Home During COVID-19 Outbreak
- As the world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic and everyone seeks to do their part to flatten the curve, millions of Americans are starting what may be their first ever work-from-home experience. ...
- Created on 18 March 2020
- 17. The Simplest Way to Reach the Broken
- ... evotionals at PastorRick.com. He is also the founder of Pastors.com, a global online community created to encourage pastors. For the original article, visit pastors.com. ...
- Created on 25 February 2020
- 18. Rick Warren: 3 Lessons You Can Learn From a Difficult Christmas Season
- ... ing with this Christmas. Let God heal you, so He can use you to heal others. God will use your pain to draw you closer to other believers. This is another truth you've seen through Celebrate Recovery. God w ...
- Created on 20 December 2019
- 19. How Churches Can Get Out of Alignment
- ... ck or it's just simple genetics—we all have a need for the occasional alignment. Our churches are the same. There are constant shifts in our staff team, our congregation and our community. We wake up one mor ...
- Created on 11 December 2019
- 20. 7 Ways to Love Your Community ...
- Church leaders should love their churches where they are now, not where they wish their congregations could be in the future. That's a given, or at least should be. But what about the community? Churc ...
- Created on 13 November 2019
