When I started traveling to Europe on business in 1999, airplanes looked and behaved more or less the same as they do..
Based on what I am seeing, the issue for churches going forward will be who not what. At a recent retreat, for..
I got a whole new look at my neighborhood on the west side of Manhattan the other day. It was around 4 p.m...
Ever had a leader blow up at you? Ever been the one doing the blow-up? Apparently, it’s far more common than..
If Sunday morning truly is “broken” and if what most church leaders know how to do best isn’t working, what next? ..
I see two kinds of congregations emerging. To put it baldly: one kind is the congregation that will survive and thrive..
What would it take to grow your church by 10%? No church can grow just by opening its doors on Sunday..
These words about leadership just leaped off the page — because they are provocative, and because they sound true. “The hope..
Every church leader I know has found himself or herself in conflict. From grinding conflict to small skirmishes, from hard-edged rancor..
After years of digging deep to underwrite the cost of central facilities, it can feel like betrayal to consider adding off-site ministries...
I want to talk about age. First, let’s get the obvious out of the way. All ages are good. Children, young adults,..
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