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Not failure just feedback

Negative feedback is better that none. I would rather have a man hate me than overlook me. As long as he hates me I make a difference. - Hugh Prather Does your ministry regularly seek out feedback from the people it's serving?  How are you looking for ways to learn from your...
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Facebook Best Practices for Churches

How does your church leverage Facebook? Are you creating compelling social content that is drawing in your community and propelling your mission forward? Facebook represents a massive missional opportunity for your church ... did you know that: 1.5 million local businesses use Facebook to reach their customers? people spend 1...
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Stop Learning. Start Applying.

What if we took a week where we deliberately stop learning and just applied what we already knew?   Rather than searching for that perfect strategy or idea we actually took to put into action the information we already had contained within us? Instead of reading another blog post about...
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Factors for gaining (and keeping) momentum as a church.

I'm thinking a lot about momentum these days. Organizational momentum is a tangible asset that we need to cultivate, foster and steward in our churches.  Watch the first 44 second of this classic Jim Collin's video to get a sense of what I'm talking about. Here are some factors that I've...
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If you build it, they won’t come.

Dear Church Leader, I've wanted to write this letter to you for a while now but I've never knew exactly how to say this.  However, we're heading into an incredibly critical season as a church and want to be as clear with you as possible.  Just because you passionately build...
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4 Leadership Lessons from the Olympics

I bumped into this article from Forbes magazine about the Olympics and leadership lessons that can be drawn from it.  I thought it might be worth commenting on it here as we reflect on our leadership in our churches. 1. Branding: As the closing ceremonies come to an end for...
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Is your church “new” enough?

When people think about our churches does the word "new" ever come to mind?  We live in a culture that leverages "new" to draw people in . . .how does your church use "new" to point people towards Jesus? Have you ever noticed how theme parks sell themselves?  Check out this screen...
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