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He said, “Passion is the degree of difficulty one will endure to reach a goal.” It stuck with me all these years! This one point has guided so much about the way I live.

Sam Rainer is president of Church Answers and pastor at West Bradenton Baptist Church in Florida.
He said, “Passion is the degree of difficulty one will endure to reach a goal.” It stuck with me all these years! This one point has guided so much about the way I live.
Announcements are not the most important part of the worship service, but leaders should announce what’s most important to the entire church. And the answer is not more announcements.
How do I prepare my church for my retirement?; what are some major financial issues regarding retirement?; and what do I do after I retire? Here are 10 insights that touch on those three questions.
You can bounce back. Indeed, you must bounce back for the sake of God’s Kingdom.
Many neighborhood churches are right around the corner but off the radar. Your neighborhood church can regain the attention of the neighbors. The potential for this movement is enormous. I believe you can be a part of it.
The first words in Genesis are, “In the beginning God,” not, “In the beginning you.” God is the protagonist of the Bible, not you.
Every church has limiting factors. No church grows exponentially every year. Infinite expansion isn’t possible.
The mission of every church is to go into a fragmented world and share the good news of Jesus that heals the brokenness.
The younger generations don’t prefer the giant sanctuaries on sprawling campuses that their Boomer parents enjoyed. The neighborhood church has a long way to go before we can talk about a movement, but the stigma of small and local is fading.
But before a seminary education can help with a calling, one must have a clear plan for seminary.