We were surrounded by paint brushes, brooms, and mops. The chairs still needed to be wiped down and set out in socially distanced patterns. Our
Momentum had been building in our little rural church plant. We’re 11 months in and we were growing and had new guests visiting. People who
We’re in the midst of a crazy and frenzied season because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet, it is also a time where many people have
We reached out to a few of our newest church plants to learn how they are continuing to “gather”, build their teams, and disciple the
This is such a challenging time as we navigate engaging with our communities online only. Below are some pointers to remain consistent, relevant, and engaging
Life has changed drastically over the last couple weeks. Sure, some of the normal routines continue. My kids still wake up about half an hour
When I am studying, collecting ideas, mind-mapping thoughts, and prayerfully working on the sermons I preach, I have a number of goals that are in the back of my mind. Here are 5 of my goals:
One important characteristic of a successful church planter is the ability to handle finances well. Most church planting organizations require a church planter to have
When I am studying, collecting ideas, mind-mapping thoughts, and prayerfully working on the sermons I preach, I have a number of goals that are in the back of my mind. Here are 5 of my goals:
When we planted our church, we had a very simple vision. Our vision was to have guitars in worship, we didn’t want to have to
This summer, we connected with Multiply Vineyard Summit speakers Renee Cunningham and Charles Montgomery. As we asked them to share about their church planting experiences
There’s something really special about the work God does in us when we spend a few days away with him, when we intentionally invest in
