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June 23, 2022

How to Develop a Disciple Making Mindset

Every church leader knows that our mission from Jesus himself is to make disciples. But, let’s be honest: It’s easy to spend a lot of time distracted by “shadow missions” and overwhelmed by busywork. In this week's blog, you'll learn four keys to making the mindset shift to a disciple-making mindset.

How To Review Your Sermon Part 4 - The Counter Arguments

This is the last of our 4 part series of How to Review Your Sermon. We've covered arguments for why you should review a sermon, but some of you might have arguments against it. This weeks article we'll explore how these tensions can be overcome.

How To Review Your Sermon Part 3 - The How

Most preachers take 10-20 hours each week to prepare their sermon. The review process should only take you 90 minutes. 45 minutes to preach and 45 minutes to review. So go the extra mile and create room for these 90 minutes and do the review. We continue our 4 part series in this weeks article.

How To Review Your Sermon Part 2 - The Why

The sermon review not only makes an individual message better, it also makes future messages better. You can apply review from your current message to your next message. Think of it as compound interest for messages. It builds upon itself.We continue our 4 part series in this weeks article.

How To Review Your Sermon Blog

Reviewing your sermon affirms what is working, tweaks what is broken and ultimately makes the experience more engaging,In this 4 part series, we'll be sharing the key components of your sermon to review.

3 Ways Jesus Was a Marketing Genius

For those who work in marketing, whether in a church related role or otherwise, it can be tempting to separate our Christian beliefs from our occupation. But what if we could find an intersection between Jesus’ ministry and our marketing efforts? In fact, Jesus was a marketing genius.Check out how in this article.

SWOT For Organizations With A Large % of Post COVID Staff

Because of so much transition over the past two years, the majority of staff in many organizations have no organizational knowledge or experience of the pre COVID years. This basic SWOT helps the growing list of organizations in this formative position.

Transitioning Staff Well

Staffing turnover dramatically increased during the global pandemic. So organizations have needed to become better at transitioning staff well for the sake of the supervisor, organization and departing staff.

Our Leadership Got COVID... This is What We Learned

A leadership team got COVID during the same week. In our recent article we some lessons they learned through the experience. This will be helpful to you in order to navigate if / when your leadership gets hit.

Spiritual Disciplines: Giving

Last but not least, we round out our series on Spiritual Disciplines with Giving. What happens when we shift our thinking on generosity from something we need to do, to someone we get to be?

Spiritual Disciplines: Meditation

We continue the series on Spiritual Disciplines in this post on Meditation. What is the Biblical context for meditation, how is it different from prayer, and what makes it different from Eastern Meditation? We tackle all that and more in this post!

Spiritual Disciplines: Prayer

When’s the last time you thought deeply about your prayer life? In this post, we explore what a meaningful prayer life looks like and how to encourage those in your influence to seek that for themselves.

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Angela Aliff

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How to Identify and Mentor Emerging Leaders in Your Church

How to Develop a Disciple Making Mindset

How To Review Your Sermon Part 4 - The Counter Arguments

How To Review Your Sermon Part 3 - The How

How To Review Your Sermon Part 2 - The Why

How To Review Your Sermon Blog

3 Ways Jesus Was a Marketing Genius

SWOT For Organizations With A Large % of Post COVID Staff

Transitioning Staff Well

Our Leadership Got COVID... This is What We Learned

Spiritual Disciplines: Giving

Spiritual Disciplines: Meditation

Spiritual Disciplines: Prayer