7 Practical Questions to Evaluate Your Church Ministries

By Dan Reiland When was the last time you conducted a ministry audit? It’s always best to be continually monitoring and measuring the effectiveness of your church’s ministries but every two-three years it’s good to take a comprehensive look at all of your ministries together. It’s important to know what is working and what isn’t.

Encouragement is 51% of Leadership

By Dan Reiland Encouragement provides the emotional fuel that enables people to hold longer, reach farther and dig deeper than previously believed possible. John Maxwell says that encouragement is 51% of leadership. That’s so true. As a leader, a great part of your role is to give people hope, to build them up and help

The Craftsman in the Pulpit

The secret to pastoral passion? Get better at your job SETH GHEEN I’ve lost my passion for ministry.” Many pastors have heard this ominous statement uttered by a colleague or maybe even said it themselves. The statement is always taken seriously. Why? Because in ministry, passion is considered an essential ingredient. A passionless pastor is

7 Core Indicators of Church Health in a Changing Culture

By Dan Reiland Can you feel the changing landscape of our current culture? Our prayer is that the church (the body of Christ) is getting stronger through intentional change and becoming more mature rather than being swayed by the ever-shifting winds of culture. As a church leader I’ll admit that it’s not so easy. The

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