Christmas is the #1 outreach opportunity we get every year. And we all have programs, events, and special services – but what if you could leverage it all to engage people more?

Today, Jesse and Jason talk about the misconceptions and realities of why people have de-churched (according to new research in the book - The Great De-Churching) and what that means for church leaders

Today, Jesse and Jason discuss the love-hate relationship pastors have with online worship, and the implications of cultural norms on digital ministry. If 100% of the people we're trying to reach are online, why wouldn't we leverage it?

One of the biggest questions I get is how we developed our church’s culture. Well, it didn’t happen overnight – but there is a repeatable, simple process to do it.

According to Barna's research, pastors are lonelier, more isolated, and questioning their calling more than ever. What are we going to do about it? The importance of validation and where to find it

Every church wants to reach younger generations, but does that mean sacrificing older ones? A strategy to reach all generations may be closer than you think.

What will the future church look like? What will make churches thrive in a post-Christian culture? While we can’t see the future, here are 5 key areas to think about as you move into Fall.

Are the pastoral care models we've inherited healthy? Are we called to be personal chaplains or should we delegate and de-centralize care? Maybe, it's a bit of both.

According to the research, nearly 1/2 of U.S. adults say they are more open to God today than before the pandemic. Is your church equipping the people to engage? How will we help our congregations have spiritual conversations?

Today Jesse and Jason celebrate 300 episodes of the podcast! Join them for a review of the top episodes, some behind-the-scenes talk, and how to score free coffee!