How do we know if we are making progress in college ministry? What is success in a job that never ends, that begins again every fall with more freshmen to ...
How we invest our summer months can have a huge impact on our fall and spring semesters. If we don’t “water the flowers” in the summer, we might find ourselves ...
All of us want to be growing our staff teams in size and quality. Why? In order to reach and impact more people for Christ. But how and when do ...
Although the overwhelming logistics of planning a summer project (housing, jobs, food, etc.) can be enough to make a campus minister’s head spin, there are some big picture areas ...
Last week I explained to you the necessity of developing a set of irreducible minimums that would guide your ministry. This week I thought it would be helpful for you to ...
Does your staff team have a clear, defined goal for this year? Yes, we know we’re trying to build laborers from the college campuses of the world, but that’s ...
“What are your irreducible minimums as you open your first ministry at Arizona?” asked my friend. “Irreduci…mina…what the heck is he talking about?” Before I could answer, my ...
You can’t reach your campus or your world all alone. You need to raise up other leaders to share the burden and move the ministry forward. It’s my hope that ...
Every ministry yearns to have a growing, dynamic large group with lots of excitement, momentum and relationships. As important and valuable as a large group meeting can be, we dare ...
Every year, thousands of new souls show up to be molded and influenced for the next four years. Whether they came from a liberal, atheist family or a church-three-times-a-week family ...
