Pastors

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Here's a great way open your church up to innovative new ideas by minimizing the risk – or at least the sting – of failure.

Have you ever wondered why some mistakes will stop the numerical growth of one church, but not even slow another one down?

You don’t need one more person, one more dollar or one more square foot of building to start being a great church.

They knew the church was small, but they came anyway. Maybe they came because it was small.

Our numbers obsession continues to leave victims in its wake. Now Perry Noble and the tens of thousands of members of NewSpring church are on the list of walking wounded.

The pain of one pastor is intensified under the unforgiving glare of the spotlight, while the pain of another is ignored. Both hurt equally.

Where are the Christian innovators who will put a dangerous passion for Jesus ahead of personal ministry success?

Mark Batterson on leading a church in our nation’s capital during a divisive election season.

Numbers can help us understand some things about the health of a church. But they’re not the only thing.