Proof That Jesus Paid The Price For Your Sins
If Christ has not been raised, our preaching is useless and so is your faith. 1 Corinthians 15:14...
Celebrate Father’s Day
Let's face it: it can be hard to shop for a father or father figure. There are always ties, socks,...
5 Ways to KILL Your Men’s Ministry
The generation of young men and fathers in our churches today has no “seed” of the Gospel. For...
5 Questions for Building a Simple, Effective Discipleship Program
Church leaders should make a plan to disciple people strategically, so congregants find their purpose and experience a greater sense of spiritual maturity.
Restore Your Soul (and Avoid Burnout)
Practicing Sabbath rest renews and refocuses pastors, especially those who are tired of life and ministry. By embracing biblical rhythms of work and rest, pastors can minister from a place of peace as they grow churches.
Discipleship is the Main Thing & Requires a Disciple-Making Mindset
The best way that pastors can grow churches is through a vibrant discipleship ministry.
Handling Political Divisions in a Digital Age
Church leaders can help people unite around the unchanging truth of God’s Word. By standing on the truth, pastors can grow churches that are healthy, compassionate, and effective.
5 Essential Areas to Check Up On
Pastors and church leaders can thrive as they grow churches. By balancing prayer, rest, renewal, relationships, and work, they can find health and peace.
Fostering a Disciple-Making Culture with a Discipleship Pathway
Christian evangelism transforms lives. Sustained growth flows from an intentional discipleship ministry. By creating a discipleship pathway, churches can help people experience spiritual maturity.
6 Ways to View Real and Imagined Boundaries
Church leaders can solve church staffing problems if they make a plan in advance for how to deal with challenges and by setting healthy, appropriate limits.
How Long Does It Take to Make a Disciple?
A church’s discipleship ministry must be committed to a person’s long-term growth. Pastors can encourage their teams to slow down as they walk new believers through a life-changing lessons that lead to spiritual maturity.
Why Consider Vocational Discipleship Ministry?
Today’s churches have an opportunity to engage the next generation by determining “what is discipleship,” and creating a focused, vocational discipleship ministry.
3 Reasons Why Church Members Fail When They Share The Gospel
A key part of Christian discipleship is evangelistic training. Church growth results when believers learn to share their faith clearly and with confidence.
Is Delegating Demoralizing?
With a little planning (and humility), you can train your church’s “coaches” effectively. Why not share the load and equip them to lead with confidence and skill? Christian leadership matters!
7 Simple Steps For Discipling Believers In A Small Church
Churches of all sizes can improve their leadership training through mentoring programs. Perhaps more than anything else, a discipleship ministry reflects the heart of Jesus.
3 Ways To Encourage Women In Your Church
Churches that invest in women and equip them to serve will benefit from their insight and experience. Growing churches prioritize discipleship!
Moving From Decisions to Discipleship
Church growth starts with a commitment to discipleship ministry. Only then will the quest to plant churches, fill sanctuaries, and develop exciting programs make sense.
6 Ways Tenacity Will Win the Day
Jesus is our model for finishing strong. The apostles inspired us to finish strong. God gives us the way to finish strong.
5 Ways to Monitor Church Growth in 2020’s
While in-person gatherings are here to stay, in the future church, people may gather differently.
The Surest Way to Church Growth
Uncovering the biggest error in evangelism
3 Things to Remember When You’re Discouraged
Overcoming the biggest obstacle to growing a church—you
Is Church Safe for My Kids?
3 Ways to Solve Your Congregation’s Biggest Worry
New Levels, New “Devils”
It’s one thing to make a decision out of faith. It feels exciting and wonderful. It’s quite another thing to actually live it out.
