This is the third post in my present series to assist pastors in leading their churches in church planting. For more information on the previous two posts, see the links below: Part 1 – How Churches Grow: The Other Wing of the Airplane” Part 2 – 7 Reasons for Leading […]
Church Planting
Last week, I kicked off a series on leading your church to plant churches with a post “How Churches Grow-The Other Wing of the Airplane.” Today, I want to provide you with seven reasons for leading your church to be involved in church planting. Now, I know some of you […]
7 Reasons for Leading Your Church in Church Planting
With this post, I begin another series. This time, I am specifically writing to pastors–particularly in North America (So, if you know a few of ’em, get ’em to subscribe to this blog feed.) Pastors, the challenge from the series, if you choose to accept it: Lead your church to […]
How Churches Grow-The Other Wing of the Airplane
Several days ago I began a series on the reasons why I believe that much of the mission strategy behind North American church planting is not sufficient for reaching the 75% of the unbelievers in the U. S. and Canada (est. 254,250,000 people), and over 4 billion others across the […]
The Ecclesiological Conundrum
Now we come to the third post in this series on the inadequacy of most North American church planting strategies. If you did not catch the first two, you can find them here: Post 1 and Post 2. The next shift in our countdown is a methodological shift, in order […]
Methods Must Be Highly Reproducible
In this second post of this series, I am continuing to discuss why I believe that most church planting strategies to reach North America are inadequate for the great task of reaching the estimated 75% (U.S.) and 88% (Canada) of lostness today (As I have written before, I believe the actual percentages […]
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