How do we help people choose to come to church on Sunday?
Release Date: 02/11/2017
How can my church respond to tragedy at a distance?
Your Church Matters
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What I learned about church from "Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives"
Your Church Matters
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We can't keep silent anymore!
Your Church Matters
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God is speaking. Are you listening?
Your Church Matters
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Help your congregation ask better questions
Your Church Matters
We all come to the public gatherings of the church with self-centered questions instead of Body-centered questions. Understanding the current questions and better questions will help us focus on becoming a mature representation of Jesus.
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You plan your ministry. When do you plan your life?
Your Church Matters
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Please, Pastor, just one sermon at a time!
Your Church Matters
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Living with a sense of sacred "sent-ness"
Your Church Matters
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Small church pastor, this is just for you.
Your Church Matters
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Yes, a Sabbatical is possible for the small church pastor!
Your Church Matters
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Church vs. the Recliner – Is the “recliner” your main competition?
How do we get people to feel comfortable coming – Is your church really uncomfortable?
Our time of Praise, Worship, and Bible Teaching – This may provide us with a good transition point. “Our time” suggests to me that we are trying to get them to join us in what we are doing.
Possible Diagnostic Questions
- What are people in our area doing on Sunday morning instead of going to church somewhere?
- Is our church really uncomfortable?
- Is our church comfortable to insiders but we are not communicating it well to guests or potential guests?
- If our church closed, how long would it take for the non-church-attenders in our community to notice?
- Does our church communicate that we are interested in the lives of the people who live around us? One of the greatest hindrances to people coming to church is our failure to BE the church.