Burned Out and Overwhelmed?
Engage laypeople in team leadership to take pressure off pastors
Clergy
I’m here to find resources that can help me innovate faithfully and renew Christian communities.
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6 Strategies to Increase Church Funding
Funding Forward research impacts church funding challenges
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Funding Forward Research Project
A pathway to more sustainable models for ministry.
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#50: Burned out and Overwhelmed? Why this is more normal than you think and what to do about it
Join host, Dr. Dee Stokes, as she speaks with guest Jorge Acevedo as they help church leaders’ exhaustion and find sustainable solutions.
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Lanterns on Martinmas: When Traditions Don’t Make Sense
The “why” of every theological point, sacrament, or rhythm doesn’t always have to unfold all the way in the mind
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Learning to Ask ‘God Questions’: Transforming an Inherited Church
When people come alive in God, they really step up in their daily lives and church
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PAINt
God can repurpose our pain to create
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Where the Corn Grows Loud
A tool for deepening connections and learning more about the spiritual experiences, questions, and needs of those around you.
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#49: Learning to Ask ‘God Questions’: Transforming an Inherited Church
Join Dr. Dee Stokes, Dwight Zscheile, and guest Blair Pogue as they explore why we talk about church, how to rediscover God, and shifting the focus from membership to discipleship
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Missional Church: To Those Who Love Church Too Much to Let It Stay the Same
Longing for church to be something more
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Dear Sophia: How to survive my family’s holiday gatherings?
When experiences and views of loved ones differ, how can we still enjoy each other’s company?
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Meeting Neighbors Where They Are
Pastor Carl Johnson on missional church and the mixed ecology
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“Out of the Abundance…”
Relationships open us to the abundance of God’s grace
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Blue Sky Day
A congregational listening practice for the changing church
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#48: Meeting Neighbors Where They Are
Join Dr. Dee Stokes, Dwight Zscheile, and guest Carl Johnson as they discover why the traditional one-size-fits-all approach is no longer effective and explore the benefits of a mixed ecology model for your community.
