Reaching out to your community and sharing the Gospel is at the heart of every church’s mission. At ChurchPlanting.com, we’ve got tips and strategies to help you connect with your community and spread the Good News. Whether you’re starting new outreach programs, improving existing ones, or looking for fresh ideas, our articles offer practical advice and creative solutions.
Let’s be real—evangelism can be intimidating. For many of us, just the thought of sharing our faith brings up images of awkward conversations, knocking on doors, or handing out pamphlets to people who couldn’t care less. But here’s the truth: evangelism isn’t just for...
This summer, at a nearby amusement park, I rode thirteen rollercoasters in one evening. The granddaddy of them all was...
A local church will rarely grow beyond the skill and passion level of its pastor. As that person does, so does...
Organizing a church event can be an exciting and fulfilling experience, but when the turnout is not what you hoped...
My wife and I were frightened by the site of the young man who entered our small church building, asking for money and...
I have heard a well-intentioned church planter say that if there is a great worship team and an above-average...
Editors Note: Steve wrote this blog post after their Thanksgiving and Christmas outreaches in 2021. There are...
I’m often asked about the best projects for success. Whether it’s a warm and sunny area like Southern California or...
Ready, aim. Ready, aim... Sometimes leaders come across like they are a stuttering, dyslexic firing squad –...
The term Half-life refers to how long something continues to have an influence on a system. For example, how long does...
A consistent question I often get is related to whether or not Christians should be liked by the culture. My simple...
In almost every city across the US huge efforts are being made to plant churches. In the Greater Tampa area, there...
The title of this blog could also be - “You don’t have to know a drowning person to save their life.” There has been...