#119: Church Planting Apprenticeship: Ancient Wisdom with Rev. Dr. Christian Selvaratnam
Rev. Dr. Christian Selvaratnam shares insights on church planting, leading from the middle, and fostering a ‘mixed ecology’ of new and legacy churches.
Clergy
I’m here to find resources that can help me innovate faithfully and renew Christian communities.
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Technique Won’t “Fix” Church Decline
Finding pastoral inspiration in “Wreck-It Ralph”
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A Shift in Focus
Making the move from counting to cultivating
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#118: The True Meaning of Lent: A Reality Check for Pastors
Blair Pogue shares a Lenten reflection for church leaders.
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From Coffee to Community
How one church found new life in laundry
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#117: Church Community Service Transformed: Connecting Neighbors over Laundry
Nancy Dyson from St. John’s Episcopal Church shares how her congregation’s Laundry Love ministry emerged organically from listening to their neighbors’ actual needs.
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From Management to Mystery
Rewilding the church for renewal
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#116: Church Community Building: The Power of Rewilding
Discover a fresh approach to church community building through the concept of “rewilding” with Steve Aisthorpe, author of “Rewilding the Church.”
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How is Christian Mysticism Relevant Today?
The importance of experience
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From Burnout to Breakthrough
Rethinking how churches connect with neighbors
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Lenten Discipleship
Imitating Christ by entering into the suffering of those around us
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#115: Neighborhood Ministry Made Simple: How to Actually Connect with Your Community
Join Rev. Canon Dave Male, Co-Director of Vision and Strategy for the Church of England, as he shares practical ways to build authentic relationships in your neighborhood.
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Everything We Know About Evangelism Is Wrong
Lessons from African Christians
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It Starts with a Seed
Rogation and the blessing of seeds
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#114 How to Evangelize: What Western Churches Can Learn from African Christians
Dr. Harvey Kwiyani shares how African Christians are successfully reaching secular Western societies in ways that traditional Western churches haven’t.
