Reflections from Lasting Impact, Conversation #1. “Church growth can bring out a beast in some of us. We can over focus on it. It can
Read MoreSome believe Christianity is dying. The truth is that Christianity in Western society is definitely on the decline. But Christianity on a global scale is
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Practical community-focused outreach steps to build trust and show Christ’s love.
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Balancing discipleship and evangelism is key to a thriving ministry. This year, I’m committed to reaching others while strengthening believers. Let’s refocus together!
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What can Apple teach the church about discipleship? More than you might think. Evangelism is just the beginning—discipleship is what sustains faith.
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Spiritual rebirth in the church matters more than buildings and bylaws. Without it, ministry lacks true transformation. See what Jesus told Nicodemus.
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The Church is shifting from buildings to communities, embracing home-based ministry. Could this be what God intended all along?
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As I toured the facilities with the pastor, I started to realize how grim the situation was. It would take way more than a summer work team to turn this church around. It was a large property that resembled a ghost town of sorts; like time stopped a decade prior, when a large group of families just walked away all at once. The property was left to take care of itself. However, the facility wasn’t the problem.
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Ask any member of your church, “What’s important to you?” and you’ll get a wide variety of opinions and preferences. However, the mission should remain, and bring focus to all of these areas. So, have a look at your church’s mission statement this week and ask four strategic questions.
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