Category: Church Revitalization

One topic that has come up in several Zoom and in-person meetings recently has been how to get the church going again, five months into this pandemic. While most inquirers

I began last week’s post with the statement, “As healthy environments promote healthy individuals, so unhealthy environments promote abnormal or unhealthy interpersonal behavior within the culture.” There are many environments

As healthy environments promote healthy individuals, so unhealthy environments promote abnormal or unhealthy interpersonal behavior within the culture. “Negative environments raise negative and broken children.” Erwin McManus. Within any culture,

“I don’t like change in the church.” I hear this statement and several like it from churchgoers across our nation. Even, “We don’t need change in the church.” Are these

In our last post I shared that Jesus did not initiate the church as an institution, rather as a movement. What we read in the book of Acts is a

It is said that in a moment of emergency crisis fifteen percent of people will freeze, unable to move or think coherently. Eighty percent will flee in panic, running away

In elementary school, every student wanted to be the one chosen by the teacher at the end of the school day for a particular task. The task – gathering the

Is the church (in general) relevant today? Does the church of 2020 have anything to say? It seems many people in our society would say, no, the church does not

God has blessed us with an opportunity that He has never before given any generation in history. God chose you and He chose me to live at this specific time