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  • Hack the Church Conference Room: Part Two – Leading with Character

    by VRcurator | June 21, 2018

    While the phrase “natural born leader” is often used, there’s really not scientific support for this phenomenon.

  • Out of The Heart… How Giving Reflects Belief

    by Michael Kelley | July 22, 2019

    "You evil, lazy slave!” These are the words the master had for the third servant in Jesus’ story recorded in Matthew 25.

  • Interdependence Day

    by Jon Mertz | September 17, 2012

    It may seem odd to discuss interdependence when many people are celebrating independence this week on July 4.

  • How to Separate Critical and Creative Thinking

    by VRcurator | April 30, 2020

    Does your team have agreement around vision, but lack ownership and alignment? Effective teams do not just agree on vision, they own it and align every ounce of energy and effort toward accomplishing the vision.

  • Measuring Ministry Progress in Your Church, Part 2: Attendance

    by Steve Kryger | April 13, 2013

    Numbers matter to God, because people matter to God.

  • How to DESIGN a Powerful Experience for First Time GUESTS

    by Bob Adams | July 27, 2018

    Did you know that a first time guest will decide to come back in the first 11 minutes of visiting your church? And yet, we spend very little time thinking about how to shape those first few minutes in a powerful way, much less the rest of their time with us.

  • These Few Keys Create Great First Impressions

    by Dan Reiland | August 26, 2018

    The first ten seconds matter, and in the first ten minutes decisions are being made.

  • Life Design Essential #1: Uncover the Only You

    by VRcurator | September 5, 2019

    We live in a world where every artificial thing is designed.

  • 7 Reasons a Church Planting Effort Fails

    by Geoff Surratt | July 30, 2013

    The number of failed church plants in the Denver area over the past decade is staggering.

  • Make Sure Your Ministry Communication is Not One Way by Asking “What Are People Hearing?”

    by Steven Furtick | March 1, 2013

    Effective communication is one the most valuable commodities in any organization.

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