The sheer quantity of activities involved in a church can wear everybody out. Such churches may be excellent social organizations, where members enjoy relationships with one another, but they have little transformational impact
I missed the bus to Canterbury on Sunday by twenty seconds. I ended up going to Birchington Baptist, the little village church not far from Dad’s. The first time we went there,
In Breakout Churches, Thom Rainer writes:
Good churches do not become breakout churches until the leaders confront reality. And most church leaders are unable or unwilling to confront reality…The leaders of breakout
Easter weekend was good overall. I thought we had one of our better Good Friday services. Sunday was okay, but it fell a little flat compared to what I thought it should be.
Some think so. I’m not so sure. I think it’s important, at least for the time being. First, I might learn something. Second, part of my calling right now is to
