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  • Laypeople and the Mission of God, Part 3

    by Ed Stetzer | December 12, 2012

    I continue my series today about laypeople and the mission of God.

  • The Importance of Values in Shaping the Culture of Your Church

    by Joey Bonifacio | December 1, 2012

    Our church, Victory Church in Manila, was planted 28 years ago.

  • Creativity Needs Candid Conversations

    by VRcurator | January 20, 2017

    Do you know how to unleash the creativity of your team? In our fast-paced digital life, church leadership teams need to be creative in order to deal with the changes coming their way today – or they risk irrelevancy tomorrow.

  • 5 Keys to Cultivating an Environment of Growth

    by Dan Reiland | October 17, 2018

    When it comes to faith, it’s our job as leaders to make what is intangible and supernatural, practical and assessable.

  • 15 Ideas to Help You Evaluate Your Church Bulletin

    by Rich Birch | November 20, 2014

    Recently I emailed some friends and asked them to grab their bulletins from their weekend services at their church and mail them to me.

  • Who is My Neighbor? Analysis is Better Assumption.

    by VRcurator | September 2, 2016

    Below is a new weekly series posting content from one of the most innovative content sources in the church world: SUMS Remix Book Summaries for church leaders.

  • Breaking the Generosity Conversation Barriers

    by VRcurator | February 17, 2017

    How do you connect with high-capacity givers in your church who are not yet giving without appearing greedy?   It’s right there in the Acts 2 account of the early church.

  • 8 Obstacles to Executing Your Church’s Strategy

    by Will Mancini | June 24, 2015

    If your staff and volunteers don’t know your church’s strategy, they invent their own.

  • What to Do When Your Faith Goes Stale

    by Michael Kelley | October 24, 2018

    We never had the problem of stale chips and crackers when I was a kid.

  • 9 Ways to Grow Generous Disciples

    by Dan Reiland | April 1, 2016

    For every leader, it requires artful and prayerful leadership to inspire a congregation to give.

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