Cornerstone Pastors Network

Life as a pastor has changed a LOT in the past three months! We’ve been in a non-stop season of adjustment to the challenges of each day. Not only are we figuring out how to engage with our congregations during a time of social-distancing but now we’re also called to help people respond in meaningful ways to the newly exposed deep divides of our society at large.Larry Osborne has always been able to provide clarity and biblically-based wisdom for pastors and church leaders. We are thrilled to be able to provide time for you to process the challenges of these days with Larry during this month’s Pastor Resource Call.Together we will address current concerns like re-opening the building, addressing racial reconciliation in our communities as well as the stress levels being experienced by pastors in these days. This will not be a ‘webinar’! This will be a conversation with Larry…pastor to pastor. Register today and plan to bring your questions for Larry!Larry Osborne is one of the pastors at North Coast Church in Southern California. During his tenure, the church has grown from 128 to over 13,000 in weekend attendance with 7 regional campuses. Known for its innovative approach to ministry, North Coast has played a pioneering role in prototyping and helping churches around the globe adopt teaching teams, sermon-based small groups, video venues, and multisite ministry.Larry writes and speaks on both discipleship and leadership. His books on the Christian life include: Thriving in Babylon, Accidental Pharisees, A Contrarian’s Guide To Knowing God, and 10 Dumb Things Smart Christians Believe. His leadership books include: Sticky Teams, Sticky Church, Sticky Leaders, Mission Creep, The Unity Factor and Lead Like a Shepherd.

Life as a pastor has changed a LOT in the past three months! We’ve been in a non-stop season of adjustment to the challenges of each day. Not only are we figuring out how to engage with our congregations during a time of social-distancing but now we’re also called to help people respond in meaningful ways to the newly exposed deep divides of our society at large.Larry Osborne has always been able to provide clarity and biblically-based wisdom for pastors and church leaders. We are thrilled to be able to provide time for you to process the challenges of these days with Larry during this month’s Pastor Resource Call.Together we will address current concerns like re-opening the building, addressing racial reconciliation in our communities as well as the stress levels being experienced by pastors in these days. This will not be a ‘webinar’! This will be a conversation with Larry…pastor to pastor. Register today and plan to bring your questions for Larry!Larry Osborne is one of the pastors at North Coast Church in Southern California. During his tenure, the church has grown from 128 to over 13,000 in weekend attendance with 7 regional campuses. Known for its innovative approach to ministry, North Coast has played a pioneering role in prototyping and helping churches around the globe adopt teaching teams, sermon-based small groups, video venues, and multisite ministry.Larry writes and speaks on both discipleship and leadership. His books on the Christian life include: Thriving in Babylon, Accidental Pharisees, A Contrarian’s Guide To Knowing God, and 10 Dumb Things Smart Christians Believe. His leadership books include: Sticky Teams, Sticky Church, Sticky Leaders, Mission Creep, The Unity Factor and Lead Like a Shepherd.

In a time when we have more questions than answers and more problems than solutions, all the uncertainty can rattle your confidence. Authentic confidence is never easy to achieve, and in this COVID season, it can be more challenging than ever. The good news is that your confidence can be developed! ADAPTABILITY is one of the essentials to your confidence and this call will focus on the practical nature of how that works.Dan Reiland has been a pastor and leader for 39 years. Formerly John Maxwell’s Executive Pastor; Dan is the author of four books including leadership titles Shoulder to Shoulder and Amplified Leadership. He blogs regularly and is considered among the top church consultants and leadership coaches. For the past 19 years, Dan has served as Executive Pastor of 12Stone Church in Lawrenceville, Georgia. He and his wife, Patti, have two children.

In a time when we have more questions than answers and more problems than solutions, all the uncertainty can rattle your confidence. Authentic confidence is never easy to achieve, and in this COVID season, it can be more challenging than ever. The good news is that your confidence can be developed! ADAPTABILITY is one of the essentials to your confidence and this call will focus on the practical nature of how that works.Dan Reiland has been a pastor and leader for 39 years. Formerly John Maxwell’s Executive Pastor; Dan is the author of four books including leadership titles Shoulder to Shoulder and Amplified Leadership. He blogs regularly and is considered among the top church consultants and leadership coaches. For the past 19 years, Dan has served as Executive Pastor of 12Stone Church in Lawrenceville, Georgia. He and his wife, Patti, have two children.

Unprecedented. That's the buzz word of the year. 2020 has brought unexpected twists and turns to our nation, our families and our ministries. Twenty-year family ministry veteran, Jessica Bealer, will be joining us on our April 16th call to discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on our ministries, particularly how we serve kids, students and parents. She'll be discussing best practices in relation to content creation and delivery as well as what's next for our churches when this season comes to an end. We hope you'll choose to participate as we strive to keep families connected during this unusual season.Jessica Bealer has been leading children’s ministry for 19 years. Six of which were spent overseeing standards, systems, staffing and atmosphere for the children’s ministry of Elevation Church. She has overseen the launch of twenty locations, and is considered a specialist in kidmin multisite. Jessica currently oversees the Family Ministry Services Division of Generis, an organization dedicated to helping churches see their mission accomplished. Jessica is a mother of four, published author and host of the Women’s Leadership Workshop podcast. She is married to Frank, the CEO of Phase Family Centers and Executive Director of Leadership Development at Orange.

Unprecedented. That's the buzz word of the year. 2020 has brought unexpected twists and turns to our nation, our families and our ministries. Twenty-year family ministry veteran, Jessica Bealer, will be joining us on our April 16th call to discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on our ministries, particularly how we serve kids, students and parents. She'll be discussing best practices in relation to content creation and delivery as well as what's next for our churches when this season comes to an end. We hope you'll choose to participate as we strive to keep families connected during this unusual season.Jessica Bealer has been leading children’s ministry for 19 years. Six of which were spent overseeing standards, systems, staffing and atmosphere for the children’s ministry of Elevation Church. She has overseen the launch of twenty locations, and is considered a specialist in kidmin multisite. Jessica currently oversees the Family Ministry Services Division of Generis, an organization dedicated to helping churches see their mission accomplished. Jessica is a mother of four, published author and host of the Women’s Leadership Workshop podcast. She is married to Frank, the CEO of Phase Family Centers and Executive Director of Leadership Development at Orange.

Lots of church leaders dream about kingdom advance.  Why do few actually experience it? That's because specific competencies and practices are required. Want to know what those are and how you can add them to your leadership skill set?  Author and consultant Reggie McNeal has spent several decades working with high-octane kingdom leaders.  His latest book, Kingdom Collaborators, identifies and explores 8 signature practices of leaders who make significant kingdom impact.  Join us for a conversation as he unpacks his insights for us.

Lots of church leaders dream about kingdom advance.  Why do few actually experience it? That's because specific competencies and practices are required. Want to know what those are and how you can add them to your leadership skill set?  Author and consultant Reggie McNeal has spent several decades working with high-octane kingdom leaders.  His latest book, Kingdom Collaborators, identifies and explores 8 signature practices of leaders who make significant kingdom impact.  Join us for a conversation as he unpacks his insights for us.

Culture is changing so rapidly that our trusted ways of reaching those we are called to reach are working less, leading some to throw up their hands and think the world is spiraling away from God and there isn’t much we can do. The truth is, God is always at work in the harvest. We just have to discern where and how he is working. What are the new realities, challenges, and opportunities in reaching people?Jeff Jones is the Senior Pastor of Chase Oaks Church in Plano, Texas. He’s the author of Distinct by Design and co-author of "The Leadership Baton.”

Culture is changing so rapidly that our trusted ways of reaching those we are called to reach are working less, leading some to throw up their hands and think the world is spiraling away from God and there isn’t much we can do. The truth is, God is always at work in the harvest. We just have to discern where and how he is working. What are the new realities, challenges, and opportunities in reaching people?Jeff Jones is the Senior Pastor of Chase Oaks Church in Plano, Texas. He’s the author of Distinct by Design and co-author of "The Leadership Baton.”