Outreach Leaders

The specifics of your calling will differ, but by knowing and stewarding our callings, we can be free of the “tyranny of the urgent.”

We’re not defined by what we’ve done or by what’s been done to us.

Our oldest son texted me New Year’s Day this year. He wanted to practice memorizing Scripture again this year. He’s been out of college for several years and fell out of the habit. He used to do it regularly when he was in high school. He wanted to know if I have any tips.

It’s easy for a church to be about maintaining the status quo, keeping the saints comfortable, or staying busy doing good things. But we must never forget that our job is to reach people.

The death of any person is a tragedy. Hugh Hefner is no exception to that. We can’t, though, with his obituaries, call his life “success” or “a dream.”

If your church gets serious about developing a comprehensive evangelism strategy, it will cost money!

Since every church is attracting someone, do you know who you’re attracting and why?

The pervasive “culture of complaint” in today’s Internet age has led us to focus our anger and frustration externally, blaming this person or that institution for the things that are wrong.