Pastors

Walking into a small church for the first time can be an act of great vulnerability.

Some Dos and Don’ts for surviving and thriving in the awkward, in-between world of 100 to 200 in church attendance.

Mistakes should be acknowledged and fixed if possible. But don’t use it as a stick to beat yourself up.

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Small churches may be the most overlooked, under-appreciated and underutilized asset on earth. But it doesn’t have to stay that way.

Alongside big churches, we need an explosion of smaller, niche churches to infiltrate neighborhoods and challenge us to think differently.

Every church should be actively participating in kingdom growth. But kingdom growth doesn't mean every church will keep getting bigger.

If you pastor a small church Jesus knows what you're going through, because he felt it, too.

We need to remember how devalued we felt when previous generations told us our music was too loud, our clothing was silly and our questions were inappropriate.

If your church wants to invest in the next generation of ministers, a ministerial internship is a great way to do it.