Tag: decline

  • 4 Indicators your Church is Moving in the Wrong Direction

    4 Indicators your Church is Moving in the Wrong Direction

    You may have heard me tell the story of a church that started years ago in the Phoenix east valley. This church plant grew rapidly. Helping new people meet Jesus, they became one of the first mega churches in the east valley. Eventually the pastor, under whose leadership this growth took place, left and the…

  • Top 10 Church Leadership Posts from 2017

    Top 10 Church Leadership Posts from 2017

    Thank you for making this past year a great year here at Helping Churches Make Vision Real! I recently finished counting down my Top 10 most popular blog posts from 2017 and if you missed any of them, here they are all in one nice tidy little place for you! Happy reading! And I hope these…

  • Top Posts of 2017 #7 “Why Churches Decline and Die”

    Top Posts of 2017 #7 “Why Churches Decline and Die”

    Understanding why churches grow and decline is an annual topic of interest on my blog. While this post doesn’t cover all of the reasons a church declines, it’s a great overview of some of the major catalysts to church decline. Years ago, a church started in the Phoenix east valley. This church plant grew rapidly.…

  • 10 Articles that will Help your Church Make Vision Real

    10 Articles that will Help your Church Make Vision Real

    Thank you for making September another great month here at Helping Churches Make Vision Real! It’s great staying connected with you through social media and hearing that these articles have been helpful. So, thank you for connecting with me through the content on this blog! You made these the top posts from this last month.…

  • Why Churches Decline and Die

    Why Churches Decline and Die

    Years ago, a church started in the Phoenix east valley. This church plant grew rapidly. Helping new people meet Jesus, they became one of the first mega churches in the east valley. Eventually the pastor, under whose leadership this growth took place, left and the succession didn’t go very well. Neither did the next succession.…