The vast majority of dying churches I know get their priorities mixed up. Every church has a primary priority and secondary priorities. The primary priority of any church should be effectively growing the
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I will never forget that day. It was my first Sunday at a church that only five years earlier ran 249 in worship. But as I stood to teach I was greeted by
One of the best things about getting older is the lessons learned along the way. Let me share the biggest lesson I learned. It's so simple but it's what makes life exciting and
You have an event that your congregation puts on, but no one starts coming to your church because of it. Do we continue anyway because it is a "good" event? Most churches have
My friend Elmer Towns just finished a book: The Ten Most Influential Churches of the Past Century. In the book, he gives a thorough examination of the contribution of each church. As always,
Reading Spark, by Todd Wilson, filled my eyes with tears. Where was this book when I restarted my church? What a difference it might have made. Folks, this is the first book of 2015
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