Do you fear change? Does your church? Do you look for reasons to stave off change? Or, are you getting radical about change when change is necessary?
We all know that change is a certainty, …

One day, it will happen. People will get sick. Others will move away. And you’ll be left covering way too many services by running the soundboard, changing worship lyric slides, or checking in children. Be …

Are you good at what you do? I mean, really good? Do you stand out from the crowd or cause noise pollution? [tag]Seth Godin[/tag] had a post this week titled “The noisy tragedy of the …

Those of us in church and [tag]ministry leadership[/tag] have often followed the idea of “meet them where they are” when reaching out to the lost. When we think of how Jesus taught us this concept, …

A few weeks ago, I had need of a simple way to wrap the output of a typical cron script into an easy-to-read output. For those not familiar, cron allows a user to run a …

Do you remember when you first started your church or ministry? Those exciting times when you spent hours setting up and tearing down the church in your local school or apartment conference room? Do you …

Tony Morgan has a post regarding responsiveness when it comes to your church or ministry receiving phone or email inquiries. Tony was inspired by a post by Michael Hyatt, President and CEO of Thomas Nelson …

I have moved the syndication feeds to Feedburner for better tracking and centralized management. You may receive duplicates of previous posts since Feedburner thinks they were all new – this should only happen once. If …

In the last post, we examined how ministries can lead the way in creativity through predictability, by the application of repeatable processes and the recruitment of tactical volunteers. This approach can make your ministry scalable …

I have recently been reading a number of posts regarding churches and their lack of creativity. Many say that the church should be leading the way in how we do technology, marketing , and events. …