Everything rises and falls on leadership. As pastors, teachers, and church planters, we should be life-long learners, especially in the area of leadership.
About three thousand years ago, Israel was once again in a bad place. They had this pathological spiritual pattern: after having some big spiritual breakthrough and getting their act back together with God, time would pass, and they would forget about Him and go back...
Are You Future-Thinking? There’s been a lot written about senior pastors’ transition and succession,...
Today, I’m diving into something that’s both critical and a bit uncomfortable: Why do churches lose momentum? You...
In our continuous journey through life's ups and downs, it's easy to get caught up in our daily routines, losing sight...
Today, I'm excited to delve into some trends in church planting that redefine our approach to expanding God's kingdom....
I had someone ask me if I leaned more Reformed or Arminian theologically. I said yes…and I wasn’t trying to be clever....
Notice I did not say IF you lose confidence in yourself. I said WHEN you lose confidence in yourself. It’s going to...
Turnaround or growth is usually the result of some action taken by the leadership. Usually, it's not the little...
Being a leader isn’t easy. With every decision a leader makes, someone is happy – and someone is not. One often...
We would all agree that the worst possible rut to ever be in as a Pastor is living in a perpetual state of...
Way back in 1984, I stepped into a living room with 20 people and fell in love with a new churchplant. Thirty years...
The number one requirement for a successful church plant is a certain quality of leadership. This leadership, in my...
In the age of digital media, a compelling visual story can make all the difference. As church planters work tirelessly...