5 Church Communication Resolutions
The first of the year is an excellent time for personal and ministry renewal, initiating ideas, and stopping things that
I was recently in Houston conducting a mystery church visit, demographic study, and website analysis. I grew up in a smaller city and I’m still amazed when I see big city infrastructure. Roads, overpasses, signs, and tons of traffic.
Heading to the church, I was following my GPS closely but ended up in the far left lane at that inopportune time when the GPS said, “Take the exit”. And it was a few lanes to my right. I quickly glanced over my shoulder to see all the cars between me and my exit. I was doomed.
I had no choice. I ended up having to pass the exit and “reroute” for several extra minutes. I hate the feeling of not having a choice.
But what I’ve discovered in life, is that we ultimately always have a choice. Especially when God gives us an opportunity. And most times we really have 3 choices!
So the choice is yours. If God presents a choice; what will your reaction be. I’m going to be known for going for it. Well, all I’ve got. Join me!
The first of the year is an excellent time for personal and ministry renewal, initiating ideas, and stopping things that
When people walk through your church doors for the first time, they’re often seeking connection, spiritual help, or a place
Churches today struggle to stand out online. With so many search results competing for attention, how can your church be
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