Creating Margin in Ministry Through a Side Hustle and Travel Hacking, with Tim Walker (Ep 126)
“We also need to have an equal investment in rest and replenishment for the sake of longevity.”
“We also need to have an equal investment in rest and replenishment for the sake of longevity.”
Usually a choice for church health is also a choice for church growth. But not always. Sometimes it’s one or the other.
A Big Church? Or a Healthy Church? What If You Had to Choose? Read More »
Tension doesn’t have to stress us out. We can use it to our church’s advantage if we follow a few simple principles.
Bungee Cord Leadership: Leveraging Tension to Lead a Church Through Change Read More »
“People need friends. Not paid-professional friends, not just online friends. Real people who engage in real time over real concerns.”
Learn how to help your church become healthier in 100 days. LIVE online with Karl Vaters. Tuesdays, May 5 — June 16, 7pm ET (4pm PT).
Coming Soon! The 100 Days to a Healthier Church Online Leadership Series Read More »
When our energy is going into a better Sunday morning show we’re creating passive audience members instead of converts and disciples.
When Church Growth Isn’t Worth the Cost Read More »
“We tend to not make disciples how we were not discipled. But what’s missing in most churches is a clear, practical disciple-making pathway.”
The Art and Science of Making Disciples, with Peyton Jones (Ep 124) Read More »
Going along with the crowd has never been the Jesus way. Standing apart from the crowd? Now that sounds like Jesus.
Does Attracting A Crowd Make Discipleship Harder? Read More »
Younger ministers need to listen to older ministers’ stories. Older ministers need to listen to young ministers’ questions.
The Most Important Lesson Older and Younger Ministers Can Learn from Each Other Read More »
“I wish I’d apprenticed longer, serving under older, wiser pastors. It would have made me a better pastor in my youth.”
Six Things I’d Do Differently If I Was a Young Pastor Today, with Darryl Dash (Ep 123) Read More »