Pastors

The so-called Christian culture is going... going... gone. We need to get ready for what’s next.

For almost 2,000 years, Christians haven’t just been the church, we’ve gathered for the event of church. Because the event matters.

Five solutions for mobile churches.

In the same way that a healthy elephant is bigger than a healthy rabbit, a church's size has nothing to do with its relative health – or relative value.

Even if the church is large and growing, it can be hard when people leave. But when the church is small, each loss is much more painful.

Four church leaders weigh in.

When we equip the saints, the church’s impact can grow exponentially, even if its numerical or geographical footprint doesn’t grow noticeably.

Megachurches keep getting bigger while small churches seem to struggle more than they used to. It's easy to think one is causing the other.

I work for a seminary, but my advice for aspiring ministers doesn’t start there.

Should we cheer or moan when online churches perform virtual baptisms?