by Scott Ball | Mar 16, 2022 | Church Growth, Church Health, Church Revitalization, Community Outreach, Great Commission, Podcast, Vision
The Church Revitalization Podcast – Episode 131 Christian history is filled with hundreds of leaders that took risks for the Kingdom and pushed the whole Church to a new level of fruitfulness. But one of the most impactful leaders is also the most misunderstood:...
by Scott Ball | Mar 2, 2022 | Church Health, Church Revitalization, Evaluations, Leadership, Podcast, Strategic Planning, Vision
The Church Revitalization Podcast – Episode 129 Understanding the state of your church health is an essential aspect of good leadership. You cannot help your church grow and have a greater impact without knowing what’s working and what isn’t. At The Malphurs...
by A.J. Mathieu | Feb 9, 2022 | Church Growth, Church Health, Church Revitalization, Podcast, Student Ministry, Vision
The Church Revitalization Podcast – Episode 126 Want to attract younger people to your church? Here are 3 ways. Most declining churches are also aging churches. That doesn’t mean the church has been around a long time, though that is probably true...
by Scott Ball | Jan 26, 2022 | Church Revitalization, Podcast, Vision
The Church Revitalization Podcast – Episode 124 3 Keys to Leading Transformational Worship Services at Your Church Have you ever felt like your worship services were stuck in a rut? The Sunday-to-Sunday hamster wheel is a grind, and it’s easy to go on autopilot....
by A.J. Mathieu | Jan 19, 2022 | Church Revitalization, Culture, Leadership, Podcast, The Malphurs Group, Vision
The Church Revitalization Podcast – Episode 123 Why do I have an apathetic congregation at my church? Here are 5 reasons A recent Lifeway survey of pastors recorded many of them listing apathy as the primary concern they have for their church. It’s...
by A.J. Mathieu | Dec 22, 2021 | Church Revitalization, Culture, Mission, Podcast, The Malphurs Group, Vision
The Church Revitalization Podcast – Episode 119 Feeling discouraged? We have reasons to hope this year After nearly two years now of unforeseen disruption to our normal lives, it is reasonable to think 2022 may not be a year to be hopeful about. What a shame...
