Four Words of a Dying Church: “i’ve Done My Time”
Many, if not most, churches struggle to find volunteers. This challenge is not new, but it has been exacerbated since the pandemic. Some of...
Maintain the Unity
Written by: One Mokgatle on November 15, 2022
One, his wife Confidence, and their two daughters live in Pretoria, South Africa. They planted Rooted Fellowship in 2015,...
Ryan Kwon on Missional Lifestyle
Written by: Ryan Kwon
Originally from Los Angeles, CA, Ryan was called to plant a multi-cultural church in hard soil, which led him to plant Resonate...
The Canary In the Churches’ Coal Mines: Financial Warnings to Heed
Those poor dead canaries.
For decades beginning in the early 1900s, coal miners would take canaries in a cage with them as they descended into...
An Outpouring of God’s Grace In Saskatoon
Written by: Renelle Piñero
Renelle Piñero is a first-generation Filipino American who grew up in the beautiful Reno-Tahoe area. She serves as the communications manager at Living...
The Importance of the Internal
Written by: Dan Steel
Dan Steel serves as the senior pastor of Magdalen Road Church in Oxford, England. Before returning to his hometown of Oxford, he helped plant...
9 Changes That Will Make a Big Difference In Your Aging Church
We see it all the time – a congregation ages along with its Senior Pastor. When the Senior Pastor leaves or retires, there’s a...
Stack Your Leadership Teams with Your Bff’s-good or Bad?
BFF: Shorthand for “best friends forever” Dictionary definition: “Used mostly by teen girls when texting”
You may have never used this texting shorthand, but the concept...
Reconciled to the Remainders
Written by: Philip Moore
Philip Moore is Acts 29’s vice president for global regions and the Europe network director. He lives in Paris with his wife,...
How to Take Criticism Well
Let me say up front that I do not have a formula for enabling anyone to enjoy criticism. No one finds pleasure in being told he...