Ministry in Today’s Rural Church, with Brad Roth (Ep 044)
Sipping a mocha in Harvard Square somehow seems more consequential than having coffee at the small-town gas station. But it’s not.
Sipping a mocha in Harvard Square somehow seems more consequential than having coffee at the small-town gas station. But it’s not.
You can tell a lot about a church by what they emphasize. Healthy churches have their priorities in place.
There’s a lot of variety in healthy small churches. But when it comes to unhealthy small churches, there are some surprising similarities.
Not only does pastoring a small church correspond with Shepherd Leadership, but the smaller size helps some aspects become even more doable.
Numbers are not the best way to measure church health and effectiveness, especially in smaller churches.
Statistics, surveys and comparative metrics are not as helpful in assessing small church health as they are in assessing big church health.
Insights into how technology is changing the way we work, worship, live, communicate, and think. Plus a hopeful, Bible-based alternative.
Jesus didn’t turn the crowds away when they found him. But he sometimes made himself hard to find.
Our language influences our behavior and our theology. So is this change of terms good? Bad? Or something else?
An extremely practical conversation about the kind of ministry most pastors do, but almost no one talks about.