Fatigue is a Vision Killer
Jesus needed time for rest and so do you. Ministry is not easy and when we become weary it’s difficult to see things clearly. In his book, The Power of … Read more
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Survival Is A Terrible Goal For A Church
Sometimes, a church will get the idea that God’s vision for their ministry is to maintain what they have before pursuing growth and health. The fact is that “survival” is … Read more
New Season = New Volunteer Energy (5 Ideas)
There are certain automatic entry points in the calendar year of ministry and fall is one of the big ones. People are naturally thinking about new routines. The summer has … Read more
Go For No’s
If you are needing to ask volunteers to help serve or request donations for some event, here’s one great tip: Most people have a goal for how many people say, … Read more
Eight Ways To Think Like A Big Church
There’s not only a mandate for the church to grow, there is a natural desire for most churches and church leaders to want to grow. There are some people who … Read more
The Cure For Envy
Envy. We all deal with it. It creeps up when we see someone’s new car, new home or their big vacation. It can overpower church leaders when they see other … Read more
Five Ways To Stay Healthy
Your body is similar to a machine. Take a car, for instance. If you don’t put in the right gas or put in really dirty oil, the car will eventually … Read more
Four Reasons To Keep Backstage Tidy
I’ve seen the backstage of many churches. Some are closets, others are huge areas that incorporate hospitality space, restrooms and production storage. No matter the size or style, a tidy … Read more
The Sin Of Abandonment
Most church folks know of King David’s big sins. We hear messages and references in messages all the time. But, after all was said and done, he was still God’s … Read more
Asking Creates Forward Movement
There’s a legend about Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show and how it began. In 1882, the town of North Platte, NE requested Bill Cody to organize a Fourth of July … Read more