Is There a Connection Between Resisting Change and Church Growth?
Many churches in America resist change. Most churches are also plateaued or declining. Is there a connection between resistance to change and church growth?
What we say can either help people improve their lives, or it can hurt them. We need to be watchful of both what we say and how we say it.
Whatever happened in the past, the future can be a more blessed time for your church. Here are seven ways to jump start your church’s ministry.
A recent recruitment message baffled me and my wife. It makes a great object lesson about when our conveyed message does not match our intended message.
People will visit your church. How they are treated will determine whether or not they return. Nine tips to improve your church visitor’s user experience.
Many churches use pastor search committees to hire new ministers. Problems often arise from this. Here are three that can hurt churches and candidates.
Videos are used often as sermon illustrations. However, in today’s social media culture, video has other great uses in a worship service.
Pop music is critiqued for being boring and trite. Here is one example of a Christian worship song giving in to popular musical cliches.
Partiality is a sin that continues to permeate business (even Christian business) and churches. We should recognize it, repent, and change.
Dr. Rothra reviews Thom Rainer’s book Autopsy of a Deceased Church. In it he outlines where the book shines, where it doesn’t, and what it means for you.
Churches often have visitors. However, their experience determines whether or not they return. Here are the two steps to effective visitor follow-up.
Jesus prayed for his disciples to be united, yet often Christians find things to divide over. It’s time that we unite in the gospel, not divide over dogma.
When implementing an evangelism strategy, it is vital that it be effective. Here are four keys to having an effective churchwide evangelism strategy.
