The 5% Rule
Dr. George Calver was the first appointed doctor for the United States Congress. He was hired in 1928 at a time when con...
John Wasem
John has served the Restoration Movement as a church planting leader for nearly 30 years. He currently serves as the US Mobilization Director for Stadia: New Church Strategies and is definitely more jazzed about new church planting now than ever before. Why? He can give you 7 billion reasons!
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John Wasem Posts
Doing Something New
I was interviewed a few years ago, by the Suncrest Church that I planted in 1994 in southeast Chicagoland for a New Year...
Facilities – Meeting Places & New Churches
Through the years of church planting involvement as a strategist, coach, and planter, it is amazing how often the operat...
Your Leadership Best Practices
Jen Taylor, a marvelous Christian writer, and thought catalyst blogged after seeing the acclaimed film – Moneyball...
How To Have Real, Lasting Impact As A Church Planter
I bought my first car in the summer of 1971. I purchased it from a little old lady who lived on Lover’s Lane in my tow...
Why The Right Measurements Can Bring Richness in Church Planting Assessments
Every church planter is acquainted with the measurements required in reports by the project sponsors, partners, donors, ...
Leadership Networking – A 4 Step Guide To Effectiveness
With the exploding predominance of social networking (i.e. Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn), you have an awesome opportunity...
Little Did He Know…
Will Farrell plays a routine-driven, habit-following, linear-thinking IRS agent by the name of Harold Crick in the film,...
Personality and Church Planters
Ever since Carl Jung popularized the descriptors of extrovert and introvert in his 1921 classic – Psychological Types ...
Pushing Back to Move Ahead
Did you happen to see the video by Jefferson Behke entitled “Why I Hate Religion, but Love Jesus” on YouTube? It dep...
The Indispensable Art of Preparation
Preparation. We know that we must, but we wish that it weren’t always so! Am I right, church planters? My high school ...
