Tag: pastor

  • Vision is a Destination not a Statement

    Vision is a Destination not a Statement

    Vision is a destination, not a statement. Many churches spend an incredible amount of time wordsmithing pithy vision statements instead of providing a clear picture of where they’re going. What a majority of churches view as their vision statement is usually a mission statement. Mission Answers the Question: Why do we exist? This is the…

  • If it’s Not on a Screen it’s Not Multisite

    If it’s Not on a Screen it’s Not Multisite

    Being a part of leading a large multisite church, I’m frequently asked by church leaders about my thoughts on various multisite models and how we do it at the church I’m a part of. In this post I’m going to answer that question (to an extent) for everyone reading this article and here’s a little…

  • Why Churches don’t Change

    Why Churches don’t Change

    Churches don’t change. In fact most churches avoid changing at all cost, even if it means not growing. It’s so bad that I’ve seen churches choose to close their doors over choosing to change. Below are 6 common reasons I’ve observed why churches choose not to change. One of these might be why your church…

  • Are you a Perfectionist or a Leader?

    Are you a Perfectionist or a Leader?

    There’s a big difference between a perfectionist and a leader. One draws people to a cause and the other repels them. While perfectionists may be adept at pointing out opportunities for improvement few people will want to join them in the process of improving things. I’m sure you don’t know any perfectionistic church leaders and…

  • When is the Right Time to Restructure your Church Staff?

    When is the Right Time to Restructure your Church Staff?

    One of the most common lids to growth in a church is structure. It can free you up to move toward the vision that God has given your church or it can chain you to the past. Either way, it’s your choice. But how do you know if a restructure is in your future? These…