3 Church Texting Software Must Haves
Let’s start here – 99% of texts get opened within 20 minutes, as opposed to only 22% of emails being opened within the first hour. Before you continue…(Read that again)…
Posts by Shane LaPierre
3 Simple Church Growth Tips for 2023
As we go into 2023, there’s no shortage of things you COULD do, but as Church Leader, what you desire most is growth! Not just numerical growth – You want…
3 Point-Blank Truths for Pastors
As a Pastor, there are many things on your mind. It’s a Social Media world, where rapid-fire communication can fill out minds with so many thoughts. It’s the Information Age…
7 Good Reasons for a Leader to Say NO
It’s tough disappointing people. Every time the word “No” is said, someone isn’t happy with the answer. Yet, the reality is there are good reasons for a leader to use…
6 Front Doors of the Church
The Great Commission is the CORE of Christianity, where Jesus gave this challenge: From there, His followers went into town after town doing everything they could to IMPACT the culture…
5 Reasons Volunteers Keep Quitting
We all know that part of growing a healthy church involves getting people plugged into serving roles. God has gifted them and WANTS them to be on the field, not…
8 Things to Realize about GUESTS at your Church
There are lots of opinions about what a local church should look like, but at its CORE, the local church is a body of believers who “should” have the goal…
4 Reasons Preparation is SO Important
You’ve probably heard the talk about the Law of Preparation and how it has massive influence on church growth. It’s the idea of being prepared for the next stage BEFORE…
Monday Morning Blues
Pastors, if you are anything like me, Mondays can be tough. Tough in many ways. For starters, there is the physical recuperation that needs to take place – especially the…
9 Ways to STOP Leaders in your Church
The world of church leadership is interesting. We’re trying to operate with excellence and get a lot of things accomplished, but we’re mainly working with volunteers, not paid employees. Because…
