in his excellent book Preaching for Revitalization, Michael F. Ross describes a shift in literature on preaching. Prior to the twentieth century, books did not indicate that preaching was in decline or a
This morning we attended St. Paul’s Anglican Church in downtown Toronto. We picked the 9:30 family service, which is held in a corner of the huge sanctuary and feels surprisingly intimate.
Ron Heifetz describes the leadership we usually look for, compared to the leadership we really need, in Leadership Without Easy Answers:
In a crisis we tend to look for the wrong kind of
This post is from the defunct blog “Dying Church”
From Church Transformation:
The problem is not whether or not a church has a dynamic preacher, a worship band, or liturgy. The problem is
From the book Total Church:
We ask, "Where does God fit into the story of my life?", when the real question is "Where does my life fit into this great
