Pastors

It’s hard to say we love the church when we ignore, discourage or belittle its weakest members.

Not everyone is required to be a first responder. Or even to respond to every crisis. That’s simply not possible. But, as the body of Christ, we’re all called to respond.

If we hope to overcome the perception that “successful small church” is an oxymoron, we have to redefine success the way Jesus did.

An all-new book, featuring a nuts-and-bolts approach to pastoring a small church well.

Whether you’re called to lead a church with entrepreneurial church growth methods or hands-on pastoring, lean into it with all you’ve got.

What if every small church stopped worrying about getting bigger, and decided to be a great church starting right now?

The micro half of the body of Christ must be as fully encouraged, resourced and engaged as the macro half.

Instead of asking “what’s the best church size?” we need to ask “what’s the best church size for a given situation?”

If you’re a small church pastor, don’t resist it, embrace it. Then be great at it.

There’s not a single command to the church that cannot be accomplished by two or three people who love Jesus, each other, and the community they’re called to reach.