De-sizing The Church: The Rise of Meritocracy
When you have an open market, not
just in finance, but in religion, the size of the crowd brings an air of credibility.
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When you have an open market, not
just in finance, but in religion, the size of the crowd brings an air of credibility.
De-sizing The Church: The Rise of Meritocracy Read More »
“Humans were not fashioned by God for celebrity. We can’t take it, I’m telling you. It’s too much.” (Beth Moore)
De-sizing The Church: Resisting Celebrity Read More »
The idea of a church constantly getting bigger began as an outlier. Then it became a goal. Now it is the standard.
De-sizing The Church: When Numbers Define Us Read More »
Being small is not a problem, so calling us small churches isn’t a problem either.
9 Reasons To Embrace The Term “Small Church” Read More »
When we only see small beginnings as a means to a big ending, we may miss a lot of good, faithful, God-filled work.
Don’t Despise Small Middles Or Endings, Either Read More »
When our dreams for our church end at our church doors, we’re dreaming too small.
Never Settle For A Small Church (No Matter How Big It Is) Read More »
If you’re pastoring a church of 50 or fewer, a church of 200 might seem massive. But we have more in common than you’d think.
5 Reasons Churches Of 200 Are Still Called Small Read More »
What if the right size for the church you serve is the size you are right now, and bigger wouldn’t be better?
What’s The Right Size Church? Read More »
According to the Law of Large Numbers, while ideas are often very transferable between large groups, they might completely collapse when they’re transferred to a small group.
Church Attendance And The Law Of Large Numbers Read More »
Our leadership conversations tend to be more about names when a church is smaller and more about numbers as a church gets bigger. Here’s why.
Names And Numbers: The Big/Small Church Leadership Difference Read More »