September 13, 2012
Can churches change their methods without changing the gospel? Mark A. Taylor examines a reader's challenge and considers how timeless biblical truth can reach new generations through changing approaches to ministry.
December 30, 2010
Ken Swatman urges struggling churches to pursue renewal through prayerful vision, clear purpose, honest self-assessment, and a deeper understanding of their congregation’s unique DNA.
Two conferences, two very different styles—yet the same certainty and the same worries about the church. A wry look at how men signal belonging, and the quiet grace of the wives who patiently sit beside them.
Psychologist James Prochaska’s “stages of change” framework—first observed in how smokers quit—offers churches a practical way to understand denial, intention, planning, action, and the ongoing work of maintaining change.
June 4, 2006
Using a “Magic Pill” metaphor, Arron Chambers explains why some churches prefer to stay small—avoiding change, cost, and shared leadership—and urges congregations to pursue healthy growth under Christ.
November 23, 2005
Jon Weece shares practical church leadership lessons from Southland Christian Church on managing change, bridging generations, strengthening biblical literacy, building community, encouraging teams, taking risks, and persevering through ministry challenges.
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