4 Principles to Elevate the Impact of Discipleship and Evangelism by Dan Reiland Every church leader has at least a slight bias toward either discipleship or evangelism; it’s part of how each of us is wired. Knowing which direction you lean helps you lead toward the fullness of the Great Commission. Which direction do you

5 Ways to Build the Size and Strength of Your Volunteer Teams By Dan Reiland Are your volunteer teams healthy and thriving? Do you have enough volunteers to adequately lead your ministries? What is your greatest pressure or challenge when it comes to your volunteer teams? Most of the church leaders I’m talking with say

Paul and Timothy: A Better Way to Disciple Could you disciple someone? Are you qualified? What would it look like? You might be surprised. By Brett Clemmer By looking at Paul’s second letter to Timothy (and last letter ever), we’re seeing what Paul thought most important for Timothy to remember. When I was in college,

Love Your Church Within Its Limits Why accepting a congregation’s shortcomings is key to developing its strengths. KELLY M. KAPIC Church can be so disappointing. We want it to be healthy and vibrant, growing and missional, faithful and generous, but we often see more problems than triumphs, more fear than courage, and more weakness than