By Tim Spivey I’ve never been a farmer. Then again, I’ve been a farmer in training as long as I can remember. Let me explain: Farmers understand how things grow. They are planted, watered and harvested. They understand the organic process, and they understand what happens if they don’t plant, water or harvest: they reap […]
Read More >In honor of the end of baseball season, this Monday’s post offers ministry insights from the great enemy of most hitters (and pastors) – the curveball.
Read More >I never want to be a church where everyone knows everyone. That means we have no new people showing up and are small enough to know everyone. I want us to be a place where everyone is known by someone.
Read More >Churches not paying attention to their websites are missing the forest and the trees when it comes to creating a port of entry for people to discover their church.
Read More >One way churches leave themselves vulnerable in ministry is neglecting “bench depth” development.
Read More >The importance of “second-chair” leadership has become an important topic of discussion in ministry circles over the last 10 years or so.
Read More >Christians rightfully take great comfort from “If God is for us, who can be against us?”
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