Church Health

Eric Geiger keeps it simple with three marks of a healthy church.  Simple but good. Check out “Marks of a Healthy Culture.”

“As a pastor, I hated the idea of evaluation. It sounded too much like a way to open myself up to needless criticism. After all, who really wants to invite an outsider to tell them what they are doing wrong, add more “to do’s” to their list, or make them

“There are certain metrics and issues physicians check when we go to the doctor. They want to check our blood pressure and temperature. They do blood tests to see if there are any warning signs. They are looking for symptoms that might indicate real problems exist. After working with churches

From the title, it may seem that Krish Kandiah is simply being critical of some methodology.  But look a little more closely at, “Want to Share the Gospel?  Here Are Four Bad Approaches” and he gets us thinking about how we share our faith.

“This is a question that I have asked myself numerous times. How do I get kids to fall deeper in love with the God who created them? How do I get them to own their faith and eventually share it with others? How do we get kids to understand that

Craig Thompson talks about some steps you can take to avoid sacrificing your ministry for your family in his blog, “Don’t Sacrifice Your Ministry for Your Family.”