Take These Hidden Factors Into Consideration When Planting a Church
We need a vision for the people before we develop a vision for a particular model of church. This is how you do that.
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Choosing the Right Campaign to Grow Your Church
Campaigns are a strategic way to grow your church in size and maturity and connectedness. If you don't know how to launch one, here's a basic plan.
Your First Step to Win Disconnected Christians Back to Jesus
This step consists of three distinct facets of your spiritual walk.
This Loving Strategy Is Crucial in Restoring Dropout Believers
This is different than preaching the gospel to the lost.
Maintaining Steady Success in Uncertain Times
We have promises in this life that are unavailable to the unbelieving world.
This Easter Funeral Reveals What Our Culture Needs Most Right Now
This 94-year-old Christian woman's life highlighted a crucial truth to Every Nation President Steve Murrell.
A 1 Samuel 30 Strategy for Rescuing Those Satan Has Kidnapped
The Hunter's strategy contains 5 elements to engage and restore the dropout.
Following in the Footsteps of the Excellent Communicator
God still desires to place His thoughts, His plans and His will within hearing distance of His children.
What You Should Expect of Your Ministry's Website
In the 21st century, church and ministry websites should work. It's time to stop with the excuses.
Combating Your Church's Post-Easter Slump
Having done their religious duty, they're going to take the next week off. Here are four things you can do to prevent that.
Key Principles and Tactics That Propel Church Turnarounds
Church turnarounds require a variety of factors. These are the crucial ones.
3 Post-Easter Opportunities You Won't Want to Pass Up
These two post-Easter responses are very common, but it's time to move our thinking in a new direction.
6 Frustrating Lies Backsliding Christians Adopt
The good news is, you can engage those lies and call them out.
Make Your Guests Feel Welcome This Easter With These 10 Greeting Tips
Guests notice and usually comment on how loving a fellowship is (or is not) by the people's willingness to welcome newcomers.
7 Reasons God Isn't Done With Stadium Evangelism
When Billy Graham first started his ministry, he was told the time for mass evangelism had passed.
A Spirit-Focused Leader's Key to Avoiding Ministry Plateaus
Leaders don't just happen organically.
Common Indicators Your Congregation Is Suffering From Request Fatigue
It's easy to get frustrated as a leader and assume that your congregation is not following Jesus as they should. Here's what's going on.
Great Church Groups Have These 2 Emotional Ingredients
This is what it looks like when the gospel of Jesus is working in His people's lives.
How to Produce Fruit That Lasts—And Multiplies
No church program is perfect, but there are principles that can increase the likelihood of nondurable fruit becoming durable and multiplying fruit.
Close Your Volunteer Turnover Door With These 3 Leadership Keys
No, it won't ever be completely closed, as I said in the beginning, because life happens. But you can move the door from wide-open to just a small crack.
