Outreach Leaders

In a culture that minimizes commitment and maximizes self-indulgence, I have learned the precious gift of church attendance or, more specifically, the church gathered. I do not see church attendance as a burden or legalistic commitment.

Working with ministries around the world the one question we hear more than any other is, “How do you find volunteers?”

How the Columbine High School shooting changed everything

The breadth of your learning will influence the depth of your learning. Here are 3 reasons why learning from people who are different than you is best.

Adding new structure can be a painful and disruptive process if not handled carefully. We must add new structure strategically.

This is the Christian’s peculiar perspective on suffering, and I say peculiar because it is a different perspective from that of the world. It is natural for humans to resist anything that would cause them pain and discomfort.

We had the right players and clarity of vision, however, team friction developed. It wasn’t major, but it was noticeable.

The problem? Thinking that the goal of your church is to reach everyone. Trying to reach everybody is actually really bad evangelism strategy.