Tag: communication
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Top Posts of 2018 #2 “5 Core Issues that will Fuel Growth in your Church”
Every church leader I meet with wants to know what they need to do to grow their churches. The majority of these leaders are well intentioned and really have a sincere desire to see people who don’t know Jesus, meet Him. I wrote this particular article at the beginning of 2018 hoping to give church…
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5 Core Issues that will Fuel Growth in your Church in 2018
Stuckness is no respecter of the “brand” or “flavor” of a church. All kinds of churches across America are stuck. Large churches, small churches, old churches, new churches, Baptist churches, Methodist churches, Nazarene churches, Presbyterian church and even non-denominational churches are stuck. At the Unstuck Group we’ve literally worked with hundreds of churches and one…
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Why a Teaching Team is a Better Approach to Teaching at your Church
Although the idea of a teaching team is not a new idea, I’m surprised at the amount of churches across the country that have not embraced this approach to preaching in their weekend worship services. Don’t hear what I’m not saying: I’m not advocating that you use the “main stage” to develop communicators. Don’t experiment…
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10 Keys to Managing Change in a Church
Leading through change can be difficult. Leading a church through change can be near impossible. Churches in particular have a tendency to resist change because they get trapped by the comfort of past success, practices and traditions. It takes an incredible amount of wisdom, the art of timing, and plain old courage and grit. Many…
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What Volunteers Want From Your Church
If you’ve ever read anything I’ve written on developing effective volunteer teams at your church then you’ve probably heard me say that I’ve never met a church leader who said that they had enough volunteers. In fact, the opposite is typically true. Having too few volunteers is one of the most frequent complaints and pressure…