Pastors

Megachurches aren't going away. Nor should they. But we need to make room for other models, too.

Being small is not a problem, so calling us small churches isn't a problem either.

Pastoral ministry has plenty of challenges with very few immediate rewards. But seeking affirmation through numbers is a dangerous game.

What you need to know about your past to move forward

Every creative Christian has been criticized. We remember the creatives. We’ve forgotten the critics.

I don't need a Hollywood-level production, just a genuine, healthy expression of worship and fellowship.

Would Jesus have responded to the question “how will we measure success” with anything less than a face-palm?

The size of the church we minister in has almost invisibly become a greater point of connection and disagreement than our denominations.

Some small church pastors have stopped looking for help from their big church counterparts because they're tired of being hurt. It doesn't have to be like this.

The biggest problem with small churches is not that they’re small. It’s that we think being small is a problem.