Assimilation, Coaching, Leadership
Jeremiah Raible
Metrics For Prevailing Church Revisited

What metrics are you using? Tracking the right metrics in the church will help you make the right course corrections and seek the right help as you move forward. 

Metrics For Prevailing Church Revisited
Coaching, Leadership
Guest User
My Top 10 Ways To Get Over Your Fears

Connie Jakab talks about being a brave leader but has noticed people who usually don’t see themselves as leaders: people like parents (even though you’re only raising the next generation), teachers (who only have influenced everyone you see today), and entrepreneurs (who bring new ideas to solve problems and lead change in our world). Here’s how she moved past fear.

My Top 10 Ways To Get Over Your Fears
Coaching, Leadership
Jeremiah Raible
Why Leading Change Is So Hard

What changes are you planning in the future? Don’t stay where you are. Keep moving forward. Make sure that as you change, you navigate through some of these challenges in a healthy way. Whenever we implement change, we can either underestimate or overestimate how complicated it can be.

Why Leading Change Is So Hard
Outreach, Serving Your Community, Children
Jeremiah Raible
7 Simple Ways to Reach Out to Families with ...

How can you reach more families with young children? Many churches struggle with this question as they find that they are an older congregation or they think they don’t have the volunteer capacity to reach out to families. Here are some simple ways you can reach families with young children that won’t cost you a lot of money and utilize a lot of volunteers.

7 Simple Ways to Reach Out to Families with Children
Evangelism, Outreach, Serving Your Community
Jeremiah Raible
Get Out of Your Office and Into Your Community

How many hours a week are you in your community? I encourage pastors to allocate 5 hours a week to be in their community, connecting with non-believers and building bridges of connection to people not a part of the church. Here are some ways to get out of your office and into your community.

Get Out of Your Office and Into Your Community

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My Top 10 Ways To Get Over Your Fears

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My Top 10 Ways To Get Over Your Fears

Connie Jakab talks about being a brave leader but has noticed people who usually don’t see themselves as leaders: people like parents (even though you’re only raising the next generation), teachers (who only have influenced everyone you see today), and entrepreneurs (who bring new ideas to solve problems and lead change in our world). Here’s how she moved past fear.

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Being A Solution Provider In Your Community

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Being A Solution Provider In Your Community

Are you a solution provider in your community? Churches often see themselves as "providers of religious goods and services" in the place where they are located. They relegate themselves to society's "faith and religion" aspects and do their best to stay in their lane. However, the Church of Jesus Christ is called to make an impact on the world it is a part of.

Onboarding Your Next Board/Council Members

Onboarding Your Next Board/Council Members

What is one thing I can do to help our church board/council serve with excellence? Soon, you will be going through the nomination/selection process for new board/council members before your Annual General Meeting. Interviewing candidates is a priority task. There are steps you can take today to help yourself, new members, and the function of your Board thrive tomorrow.

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Why Are They Not Coming Back is the Wrong Question

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Why Are They Not Coming Back is the Wrong Question

Have you ever asked why aren't people coming back to your church? I know this seems a little opposite of how we typically view church; come here, and we’ll fill you up for the week. But, I would say we have an opportunity here to reframe what church looks like in this season and meet people where they’re at. The gospel never changes, but our methods can change constantly.

 

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