
3 Missional Shifts Essential to Church Planting
What do you think the mission of a church plant is? Aaron Perry shares how our idea of mission needs to shift when considering a church plant.
What do you think the mission of a church plant is? Aaron Perry shares how our idea of mission needs to shift when considering a church plant.
What does the Nicene Council have to do with church planting? AJ Thomas discusses responsibility and direction in church planting.
Brittany Jolly shares five characteristics of churches that multiply.
Is there a best way for handling employees in ministry? Deb Rice shares best practices for handling human resources in the church.
Justin Morgan shares the worship plan from his recent Pentecost Sunday worship service.
Do you sometimes feel like nothing you do turns out right? Quincy Brown shares why there’s nothing wrong with that!
As a church planter, is it a bad idea to talk about politics, or could it be a way to open dialogue? Whatever your opinion may be, the topic will probably still come up. Here are some useful tips for navigating such conversations.
Worry is one of the worst enemies anybody can have, especially church planters. Worry can keep us awake at night, stuck during the day, and paralyzed. It is often the circumstances outside our control, including
The global church has long debated the topic of women in leadership and ministry. Even in traditions that support women as pastors, women who are called to church planting often still face unique challenges of their own. Carolyn Moore explains some of these challenges in this Seven Minute Seminary video.
Whether the church is growing or shrinking, there will always be some who are hurt, angered, or disappointed by it. But could there be fresh expressions, or non-traditional ways of imagining it, that could help restore people to God? Read more from Travis Collins today as he explains a new hope for local communities.
In this video interview, Winfield Bevins and Dan Alger sit down to discuss both the positive contributions and the cultural barriers of planting a church in the Anglican tradition. They conclude that the richness of Anglicanism is fertile ground for missional work in 21st century America.
Why must Anglicans plant churches, and what about their tradition makes it a stream that enriches the mission of planting churches? In this video interview, Dan Alger offers wisdom and encouragement for those sensing a call to this particular vocation.