Why guests don’t come to your church after a big event
Most church members assume friendliness and connection are the same thing. They’re not.


Most church members assume friendliness and connection are the same thing. They’re not.

The digital church is not going away. It still has a role to play in ministry. The key is learning how to use it wisely.

There is another exodus taking place in our churches, one that rarely makes the headlines and seldom finds its way into our strategy sessions. It is the quiet departure of senior adults.

This framework isn’t just about retention — it’s about discipleship. It’s about stewarding the people God brings to your church.

It used to be that bullies waited for the schoolyard. Not anymore.

The mental health of our young people is at stake. And the church must not look away.

I love my grandchildren. I worry about them too.

The local church is God’s plan A for His mission on earth, and He didn’t leave us a plan B.

There seems to be a convergence of issues that could have a profound effect on churches in 2025.

Churches seeking full-time pastors often do not know another paradigm, nor do they see a new solution.
