10 Simple Strategies That Have Helped Me As a Church Leader
Are you still learning how to be a leader? I am still learning myself, and I’m grateful for what I’ve learned from others. Here...
3 Persistent Myths About Online Church That Need to Finally Disappear
As a church leader, you probably have a love-hate relationship with online church.
For many leaders, 2020 was either an about-face on online church that...
Why First Impressions Can Change Your Church
Your first time guests often decide if they will return within the first ten minutes. Some are more forgiving and will give you a second...
Living a Life of Transition
Written by: Monica Wilkinson
Monica Wilkinson is wife to David and mom to three teenagers. She serves as the women’s discipleship director at Cross Community Church...
In the World, Tribulation. but from Within the Church? Oh My.
“In the world you will have tribulation, but take courage; I have overcome the world” (John 16:33).
We were expecting hostility from the world. But...
Church Planting In the Urban Inner City
Written by: Deon Archer
Deon planted Redeeming Word Community Church in Humble, Texas. Prior to church planting, he spent 17 years serving in multiple capacities at...
The Death of Evangelism: Seven Unacceptable Responses
The look on the pastor’s face said it all. He was shocked.
Our team at Church Answers sent him the results of a survey of...
7 New Ways to Attract and Engage People In 2022
“7 Easy Ways to Attract and Engage People in 2022” is a sponsored post written by Vince Scalia, Director of Sales & Marketing at Gloo....
The Church Has an Image Problem. 6 Ways to Fix It.
It’s no secret that local churches are struggling to get people into the building. There’s a growing realization among many church leaders that getting...
Comparing Your Church’s Current Data to 2019
There is always a danger in basing an article on numbers. They can seem to be ultimate or penultimate goals when they should be...
- Advertisement -
Latest article
5 Ways to Minimize Decision Fatigue
Decision fatigue is a term that describes how a long series of decisions can actually diminish the overall quality of future decisions. Many leaders have unwittingly diminished their...
When Leading Means Disappointing People (and Other Fear of Man Issues)
Leading is an intricate dance between love and discomfort. It’s the constant wondering of what people think, the unspoken desire to please those we...
How to Be a Grateful and Appreciative Leader
As a team member, feeling appreciated beyond the paycheck is important. You put a lot of effort into fulfilling your job requirements, finding things...
