The Church Answers Podcast

Patience is required in church revitalization because when you're dealing with long-term members, change doesn't happen overnight and neither does growth.

In a revitalization or replant, there are more important and more specific metrics to measure and watch than in growing churches or church plants. Today, we look at five.

Many times when we talk about church revitalization, we talk about change. And when you change things, you will need a guiding coalition to help implement and support the change.

When a staff member leaves, most churches automatically search outside the church for a replacement. Today we offer a different perspective on staffing.

When churches are looking to revitalize, a name change is often on the table. Today, we discuss whether or not you should change the name of a church as part of a revitalization.

Replants sometimes struggle with their internal identity. Today we look at the inner workings of a replant and how to use your unique position for Kingdom impact.

Members of churches in need of revitalization can sometimes be hesitant to invite others. Today we explain why you should encourage members to invite others even when things may not seem encouraging.

Revitalization and replanting require changes to be made. Not all church members like this change and will resist. Today, we cover six reasons why.

Leadership skills and knowing who you are as a leader are important as you lead a revitalization. Today we discuss the 12 types of leaders in a revitalization.

There is a great power in focusing on one thing when working to revitalize a church. Today, we cover six reasons why.