Category: Church Revitalization

The great Greek philosopher, Socrates is credited with introducing the Triple Filter Test. One version of the story is, a man, possibly a disciple of

The small group sat around the room discussing options for the future of their church. Seven men and women representing the 35-37 remaining members of

The story is told of a man on horseback riding up to a group of men digging a trench with one man, the apparent leader,

“My Pleasure!” Certainly, if you’ve eaten at any Chick-fil-a restaurant, you’ve heard those words – multiple times during each visit. And, in my opinion, each

He was not a doctor, lawyer, or what some might call a white-collar professional. Standing just over six feet tall, rugged-looking with a well-tanned, leather-like

I recently had the opportunity to share with a church leadership team the difference between leading and springboarding. Too often springboarding is used in place

Without warning the large stone broke free and rolled down the short hill and onto the road, blocking all traffic. This was a stopping stone

One area of interest and study in the last couple of decades for me is how the brain works. In fact, I consider some of

In our society today there is an unwritten belief that leadership and strength are synonymous. While the premise may be true, there is strength in