Pastor Robby Gallaty is an American church leader who is driving a revolution in the way we think about small groups.

How much time do you spend thinking about the outsider, and their experience of your ministry? What are you doing to remove the ‘road blocks’ to them feeling at home and engaging in the Gospel message?

Your church is growing and you think it’s time to start a second service. But is it as simple as photocopying what you have?

Is it OK to fail? It certainly needs to be, because failure is a common experience for anyone in a faulted world. So how do you go about creating a culture for your ministry that accepts failure so that your team is empowered to keep trying for the sake of the Kingdom?

Does being across a church’s finances mean doing it all yourself? And how do you know if things are going wrong, if you don’t know the questions to ask?

What will faith in Australia look like in 2019? Join Derek and Scott as they tackle the demography of belief with trends expert and social analyst Mark McCrindle.

You’ve decided that an event is the best way to connect with the community you’re trying to reach for the Gospel. But how do you ensure that event is free of the sort of ‘speed humps’ that make a mess of new relationships?

Church administration may not be the most exciting topic for ministry workers, but it’s certain to have a significant impact on your Gospel reach.

How essential is it to survey your church? Well, you can’t minister to people you don’t understand. Their views of the world may be warped, but they still have to be negotiated if you’re going to bring them closer to Jesus.

We want to connect with our communities, so we can connect them with Jesus. But how do you go about understanding what our community looks like, what makes it tick, what questions its members are asking?