This post is for people who say they are “spiritual but not religious” or “love Jesus but the church.” It’s also for the people who love said people. … More An Olive Branch for Spiritual but Irreligious People
For the first time in a national election, the number of non-religious voters outnumbered any single religious bloc of voters. What does this mean for churches? … More Uncomfortable Thoughts about Churches and “Nones”
I was recently asked to give a TED-type talk about prayer and personal witnessing. This post represents the heart of the talk. … More Personal Prayer and Evangelism
I was asked recently what I would do differently if I were to start another church. This time, I would start the church from my knees. … More Starting New Churches from Our Knees
This blog is for leaders who want to see their churches thrive by more intentionally engaging in God’s mission. What does “more intentionally” mean? There are few questions I would rather answer. … More Engaging in God’s Mission More Intentionally
I have a real issue with leaders who say, “Do as I say, not as I do.” So this post is it for this week. You can find this week’s CFL on the Resource page. … More Investing a Week in My Family
While policy-based governance is solving key problems for churches, it also is creating challenges. … More Five Ways to Improve Policy-based Governance
I have relaunched KevinWilson360 for leaders who want their churches to thrive by intentionally engaging in God’s mission. … More Launching the New KevinWilson360
Try the following improvements before replacing your church council form of governance.
There is growing frustration in too many churches about day-to-day ministry. While changing governance could ease emotions, try to improve the current system first. Just in case I wasn’t clear: Improve your current system of governance before overhauling the Constitution and Bylaws. And this is from a guy who gives talks on the benefits of … More Church Governance: Improve before Change
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