Want Your Small Church to Be Great? Make Good Small-Church Choices
A church doesn’t need to be big to make good decisions. It’s a matter of quality, not quantity.
A church doesn’t need to be big to make good decisions. It’s a matter of quality, not quantity.
Ministry will never be easy, but it doesn’t have to be as complicated as we make it.
The healthiest churches are relentless about being effective, not just busy. They do this by following the Closet Rule.
Is it possible for a church to cancel board meetings entirely? Dave Beckwith thinks so.
How to get the most out of planning meetings. Including overcoming the biggest hurdle for scheduling them in small churches.
With the possibilities for small church budgeting being so flexible, are there guidelines that are universal? I believe so. Here are nine of them.
Outside-the-walls ministry is not always well-represented in the budget of a smaller church, even when they’re doing a lot of it.
How many people are you really pastoring? That used to be a simple question. It isn’t anymore.
It may be hard to delegate. Especially when it seems like there’s no one to delegate to. But it’s easier – and more biblical – than not delegating at all.
Small churches can use our personal touch to help new believers grow in the way that suits them best.