Notable Voices – June 26, 2014
Join Jonathan Howe and me next Tuesday morning for a 90-minute discussion about church health, church membership, and much more. Pastors, I would encourage you to gather your staff to watch as a group if at all possible. We will be giving away cases of I Am a Church Member and Autopsy of a Deceased Church as well as a leader kit for my latest Bible study, Connected. The entire 90 minutes will be guided by your questions, so submit your questions today.
When Elmer Refuses to Change – Sam Rainer
Drucker’s famous quote “Culture eats strategy for breakfast” is often quite apparent between divergent generations within the church. Sam shares how to embrace the wisdom of older generations while tapping into the energy of younger ones.
3 Ways to Reach Unbelieving Millennials – Chris Martin
This new blog focuses on how the church can engage Millennials and how they will shape the future of Evangelicalism. In this opening post, Chris points out three simple ways churches can reach unbelieving Millennials.
You’ll Never Believe What’s Drawing Millennials to Church – Meredith Flynn
Speaking of reaching Millennials, in this feature story on Capitol Hill Baptist Church, the secret ingredient seems to be orderliness.
Building a Successful Team – Selma Wilson
Selma has consistently built great teams to lead. These eight steps will help you construct an effective team as well.
Eight Longings for a Culture of Evangelism – Joseph Rodriguez
I’m encouraged by the renewed emphasis on evangelism I have seen in many books, publications, conferences, and events this year. And like other communal aspects of the church, evangelism is more effective when it’s part of a church’s culture than if it’s done by just a few individual members.
Want to Lead? Better Learn to Follow: Jimmy Collins, Former President and COO of Chick-fil-A – John Kramp
In this podcast episode, John Kramp interviews former Chick-fil-A COO Jimmy Collins about the importance of following when leading.
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