Navigating the Pain of People Leaving the Church: A Pastor’s Perspective
One of the hardest things a pastor faces is when people leave the church. It’s not just about numbers or attendance—it’s about relationships, investment, and, often, a deep sense of loss. Saints feel this, too. They’ve shared their lives with these individuals, prayed with them, and journeyed together. When someone leaves, it leaves a mark, a gap that isn’t easily filled. It never feels ... Continue reading
Occupy and Conquer: Beyond Binding the Strongman Through Evangelism and Discipleship
As God's people, we have received a significant mandate: to claim territories by spiritually advancing the Kingdom of God. Through intercessory prayer and spiritual warfare, we bind the strongman, displacing the spiritual forces that aim to keep regions and people in bondage. Binding the strongman is crucial for breaking spiritual oppression and opening doors for the Gospel. However, if we stop th... 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
Your Church Is Alive, But Is It Healthy?
In today’s world, growth is often prioritized above all else, be it in personal achievements, businesses, or churches. However, true growth is not just about numbers; it reflects overall health. Just as being alive doesn’t guarantee good health, a church’s existence doesn’t ensure its vitality. To flourish and fulfil its purpose, a church must prioritize Continue reading
It is proven that Easter is the most attended church service in a year! The “CEO Christians”, who only attend church on Christmas and Easter will be sure to make an appearance. With that, we get this one chance to get these people into our doors. My only caution to churches is this – spend Continue reading