My Exponential

[...] town of about 25,000 people in southwest New Hampshire. Why? Because God called us back to rural America. Having both been born and raised in New England (NE), my wife and I had an understanding of [...]

[...] .  He didn’t let obstacles get in the way of seeing his vision come to life.  Church planters will face similar obstacles.  You’ll need to be similarly relentless in the [...]

[...] I recently had a delightful time meeting with a group of church planters and pastors who have a vision to plant churches across rural and small town areas. Now if you& [...]

[...] Awakenings), this is a sad reality. Because we need new churches wherever people exist. As church planters and leaders who are interested in multiplication, we know that Jesus’ mission is to & [...]

[...] role of a Pastor is to lead the flock. That is, he’s the chief visionary for the local church. Impeding his work with red tape is unacceptable. If he has the gospel right and lives by the [...]

[...] involved in several conversations concerning the lack of interest for change in the local church. People have noted that their church has become too comfortable. In the midst of this [...]

[...]   The following article is by Justin Barney, a bivocational church planter in Keene, New Hampshire. He, along with his family and a team [...]

[...] . Every episode is filled drama, tears and alot of bleeps!. Here is the basic premise: Chef Ramsey is invited by a struggling restaurateur to help the turnaround their struggling restaurant. [...]

[...] self-referential, then you can be sure it is on its way out. In other words, it has lost its missional focus, which should drive it outside its own boundaries. In so many churches the mission of the [...]