We’re At A Crossroads

Which Way to Turn? Mainline churches are at a crossroads – either they wake up to the major trend of our time or they will continue to be irrelevant or, worse yet, go out of existence. What trend am I talking about? I’m talking about multiplication. Instead of struggling to stay afloat mainline church leaders should […]

Can the Church Compete?

Recently, I heard the pastor of a smaller church bemoaning the Sunday morning competition with the local sports teams. He was asking whether or not the church could even compete in today’s culture. Frankly, the only smart way to compete is to compete to win – and that begins by being brutally honest with what […]

Why Seniors Should “Do Church”

This post comes to us through guest-blogger Jason Lewis. Although much of our energy is focused on reaching younger adults and families, according to the Census Bureau, there are more than 40-million USAmericans over sixty-five years old … and less than 12-million are active in a church. And so, we thought we’d share this post […]

Politics and the Church

I was recently teaching a Church Leadership class at Phillips Theological Seminary and a student mentioned the need for the church to be proactive in political issues because Jesus was. I got a bit confused by that comment. I’m not sure which political issues Jesus confronted. There is no question that he confronted the religious […]

Expo 2018 Handouts

Discipleship: The First Step from Scarcity to Abundance with Bill Tenny-Brittian Handout File (PDF) Leadership: The Heart of Every Turnaround with Bill Tenny-Brittian Handout File (PDF)