Advent and Christmas provide great opportunities for outreach and gratitude. But how do we balance excellence with shrinking bandwidth? How do we communicate family in larger groups? Listen in as Aaron Saenz shares part of his journey and the efforts of the church he leads this season.
Is your church plant looking for something to do this Christmas to share the love of God? Church Planter Collective has some fantastic ideas for reaching out to your community.
Join writing professor Christin Taylor and church planter and writer Jenn Swift to hear about writing, Christmas, and storytelling.
Want a recap and a list of resources on discerning the call to church planting? Church Planter offers some additional reading to help you continue your journey.
God calls people through preaching. Listen in as Carolyn Moore proclaims the word of God and connects it with the call to ministry.
Join the conversation this month as we talk about the call. This week we sat down with Randy Lance to talk about discerning God’s call to ministry.
Join the conversation this month as we talk about the call. This week we focus on the intersection of church planting and education.
To what are church planters actually called? Church Planter Collective shares 6 reminders from Dr. Will Willimon on the calling of a church planter.
Join the conversation with Aaron Perry and Cory Doiron about developing and discovering values, being neighbors, and becoming regulars.
Where should your church plant meet? Where is the prime location for you? Join Dr. Ed Love, National Director for Church Multiplication of the Wesleyan Church to hear about the nuts and bolts of selecting a church plant location.
New to a community? How do you make the most of the opportunity? How do you dive in without disrupting too many waters? Join Dr. Bob Kaylor and learn some missiological reminders to be applied to learning your new community.
You’re sensing it’s time to move, but what is your next step? Transitions are hard on pastors, churches, and the incoming pastor. But there is a next step. There is a way forward. Join Dr. Bob Kaylor as he describes a process for transitions.
