The One Thing Episode #60 – The Leadership Quotient
How do we go about earning that trust from those we lead? And what sort of corrosive habits do we have to weed out if we’re going to avoid undermining the faith they place in us?
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The One Thing Episode #59 – You need to change!
One of the greatest barriers to growing a congregation is our own preparedness to change. The congregation – the volunteers – the leadership team. Unless we’re able to recognise that things at one size group do...
The One Thing Episode #58 – Developing female leaders
Developing leaders is a significant and important investment for all ministry teams. Are there specific requirements and understandings for developing female leaders, though?
The One Thing Episode #57 – Pastoral care
What do women want men to know when it comes to pastoral care? Does equality mean they don’t have to be treated any differently? Or does wisdom suggest a different approach?
The One Thing Episode #56 – Church announcements
Church announcements – the bane or blessing of the body of Christ? What is the rationale for having them, and how can they best be used to serve the Kingdom of God?
The One Thing Episode #55 – Church bulletins
Can a church bulletin have too many fonts? In fact, what should it focus on, and leave out altogether?
The One Thing Episode #54 – Growth barriers
As churches grow, they need to change the way they do things, or give up growing.
The One Thing Episode #53 – Mobilising the Denomination for Mission
J.D. Greear is the president of the largest denomination in the US – the Southern Baptists. Its decline has been widely reported in the media, and the same trend is playing out in many denominations here in Aus...
The One Thing Episode #52 – The Sending Church
How do you become a sending church? J.D. Greear is the pastor of The Summit Church, in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina. He’s leading Summit towards a bold vision to plant 1,000 new churches by the year 2050. ...
The One Thing Episode #51 – Corporate Prayer
How do you pray together as the body of Christ, in a way that informs and uplifts without excluding or confusing?