The Prayer Life of the Revitalizer
By Lynn Hardaway The leader who desires to revitalize a congregation must develop a prayer life that connects him to the instructive...
Steps Out of Stagnation – Step 5: Confirmations and Synergy
By Lynn Hardaway A sailing ship is “dead in the water” when there are no winds in its sails to make it come alive. Without some kind of...
Engaging Your Church’s Community: Ministering to Senior Adults
By Kim Jessie Ministering to Senior Adults can be exciting and rewarding. These ideas can help any church start or expand ministry to...
Steps Out of Stagnation – Step 3: Experiment!
By Lynn Hardaway Now that you have an idea of what God wants you to focus on during this Transformational Cycle, you will want to...
Celebrating (Not Surviving) Christmas
By Kim Jessie Many movies depict the craziness of the Christmas season: The Grinch, A Christmas Story, and Christmas Vacation are a few...
Congratulations to Kim Jessie!
Congratulations to Kim Jessie who recently received her Doctor of Ministry (DMin.) in Christian Leadership and Renewal with a...
Starting The New Year Right
Most of us begin the New Year with high hopes, new goals, and several resolutions. These help us strive toward great accomplishments....
Thanks for the Past… Thinking About the Future
By Donald Lynn Hardaway One of my favorite maxims from Andy Stanley is, “When your memories exceed your dreams, the end is near.” It is...
What to Do This Week to Help Turn the Church Around
By Donald Lynn Hardaway In some situations, nothing short of a major overhaul is needed to stop a church from falling into further...
Eternity is in Your Hand
By Dr. Lynn Hardaway Brian was fledgling in his desire to plant an acorn to grow an oak tree. One discouraging advisor reminded him it...
Closing the Back Door: Assimilation
By Lynn Hardaway What can a congregation do to encourage first time visitors to return for a second visit and, how can the “back door” to...
If you want to change something, change your vocabulary
By Lynn Hardaway The word “change” seems to have a built-in bias towards conflict in the minds of many people. Perhaps, because change is...
Love Languages
By Kim Jessie During February, our hearts turn to those we love. Children give Valentine’s Day cards to their friends. We give cards,...