Church Leadership: Understanding Accountability vs. Control
This article explores the difference between accountability and control in church leadership, highlighting how leaders can inspire spiritual growth without crossing into restrictive practices. It offers practical insights on fostering a healthy, accountable environment for discipleship. Continue reading
We Are Volunteers! So Do We Accept Sub-Standards?
This blog addresses the typical mindset of giving sub-standard effort in ministry just because it’s volunteer-based. Using the humorous story of a forgotten turkey given to the church challenges readers to evaluate whether they offer God their best or just their leftovers. It emphasizes that volunteering may take longer and involve limited resources, mediocrity, complacency, and selfishness—su... Continue reading
As the world around us becomes increasingly fast-paced and interconnected, the Church needs to remain focused on its mission. This requires us to be vigilant in pursuing spiritual growth, community engagement, and outreach. One of the primary ways we can maintain our focus and ensure that we are effectively executing our mission is by tracking our progress. We will explore the importance of tracki... Continue reading
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The Unsung Heroes of Church Life: The Underappreciated Ministry of Administration
As a seasoned pastor, I have had the privilege of seeing personally the amazing work that goes on inside the church. It is evident that God is at work in our midst, from the worship team leading the crowd in songs of adoration to the moving sermons offered each week. However, administration, a frequently undervalued component of ministry, is essential to the efficient operation of the church. Continue reading
The Importance of Keeping Records: A Scriptural Perspective for Churches
One fundamental aspect that often gets overlooked, yet holds great importance, is the practice of keeping records. Scripture provides profound insights into the importance of documentation and record-keeping. Let's explore these together. Continue reading