What if, instead of pretending we had answers, we just went to work? Read on to learn how your church can meet the needs of community in a post-pandemic world.
Why You Should Forget About What God Did in the Past Read More »
What if, instead of pretending we had answers, we just went to work? Read on to learn how your church can meet the needs of community in a post-pandemic world.
How To Lead When You Don’t Know Where You’re Going Read More »
The problem with change is that it takes a lot of energy. Learn more in this blog about how you can help your church revisit their vision to drive lasting change for the future.
How to Repurpose a Dusty Old Vision Statement Read More »
Our churches need a new vision for discipleship—one that happens outside in community. Read on to discover how we can refocus and live out Christ’s way in the world.
What Does Discipleship Look Like At Your Church? Read More »
Finding creative solutions to new problems is a hard task for many churches. Learn how your team can expand their imaginations and brainstorm innovative ideas to envision a new future for your church.
Widening the Imagination for Church Part 2: Divergent Ideation & Convergent Deciding Read More »
Many church leaders struggle with moving past the losses they have experienced. Learn more about how you can use Lament to process through pain and grief and discover a more hopeful future for your church.
Widening Your Imagination For Church Part 1: Embracing Lament Read More »
We love a good comeback story, and as church leaders, one of our jobs is to discover new ways to focus on the future. Read on to discover how you and your team can grow and develop your current church community.
Maybe They Aren’t Coming Back: Embracing Your New Church Read More »
As church leaders, we feel hurt when people leave our community. Read more to discover new directions we can take to create a hopeful vision and focus on the future.
When People Leave: The Real Pain of Church Decline Read More »
Pastors, elders, and other church leaders are not only called to guide their churches into the future God has for them, but to do so in such a way that as many people as possible are able to join in to advance their shared cause. Obviously, this isn’t as easy as it sounds. Most of
The Problem With Church Vision Statements Read More »
Research shows that the best performing teams start with trust. Learn more about how church leaders can build strong teams by prioritizing communication today.
The Rebuilding of Trust in a Post-Covid World Read More »
