It turns out results do matter! I’ve heard the arguments many times before. “We have enough churches in this town! What’s the point of planting another one?“ It’s true. Most cities, towns and even villages have enough churches, with enough space to accommodate their community. But it’s not happening. And it’s not been happening for a couple of…
Consider this the continuation of my review on Church Planting Is For Wimps by Mike McKinley. If you haven’t already, I’d urge you to read the previous post for a full context of today’s entry. At the time of reading Pastor McKinley’s book, I resonated with a young man trying to lead a ministry that is packed with opinions, from a wide range of demographics. And having to build loads of generational bridges.
Church planting is something that has always interested me. I have never been a church planter, and God’s calling on my life has always leaned toward church revitalization. However, I’ve visited church plants and I’ve been involved in assisting or supporting a few of them. And they’ve always interested me.