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Wisdom for church leaders navigating the challenges of congregational logistics and stewardship.

Pray for Growth and Fruitfulness

Pray for Growth and Fruitfulness

The Bible says, “Where there is no vision, the people perish” (Proverbs 29:18 KJV). Clear expectations are critical to a church’s health and growth, and a lack of clarity can cause a church to atrophy. Leaders, ministers, and pastors have the opportunity—and...

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Pray for Growth and Fruitfulness

The Bible says, “Where there is no vision, the people perish” (Proverbs 29:18 KJV). Clear expectations are critical to a church’s health and growth, and a lack of clarity can cause a church to atrophy. Leaders, ministers, and pastors have the opportunity—and...

Where to Make Cuts in Your Church Budget

Where to Make Cuts in Your Church Budget

Your church has a finite pool of resources to use toward accomplishing your mission. Typically, you won’t have an excess of funds to allocate for every project, ministry, or idea you are passionate about. Just like with a personal budget, you know that directing money...

How to Talk to Your Church About Financial Opportunities

How to Talk to Your Church About Financial Opportunities

Many church conflicts can be traced back to poor communication. The cost of poor communication can be intensified when the topic of finances is being discussed. For example, imagine a church board has been planning to purchase a building to expand and create new...

Five Church Staffing Mistakes to Avoid

Five Church Staffing Mistakes to Avoid

Hiring someone who turns out to be a poor fit is a costly, time-consuming mistake. It’s a lot more challenging to let someone go than it is to pass on them at the very beginning—especially in a church context. Here are five mistakes to avoid when hiring a new staff...

Six Steps to Leading a Dynamic Church Staff

Six Steps to Leading a Dynamic Church Staff

Not all church teams are created equally. Some are synergistic forces of nature that instinctually set and meet goals. Other teams remain excessively busy but struggle to gain much ground. Why is it that some churches have staff that seem to function so well together...