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The 10 Biggest Mistakes Leaders Make Working with Consultants

By Filings on Wed, 10/29/25
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“a corporation that builds computers might not be strong at strategic planning…. So, they find consultants with experience and success in those areas to give them advice, training, and expertise. Could the concept benefit churches, ministries, and other religious and non-profit organizations?” - Phil Cooke

From the Archives – Checking the Pulse of Your Church

By Guest on Fri, 06/04/21

By Marshall Fant. Republished with permission from Sowing & Reaping, Spring/Summer 2018.

Is your church a healthy church? If so, how do you know? If not, what should you do about it? By dictionary definition, health is “a condition in which someone or something is thriving or doing well.” To know whether a church is thriving or doing well, pastors and church leaders need to be willing to take an honest look at their ministries. Do you have an accurate view of your ministry, and are you willing to ask the right questions to get an honest evaluation of it?

Checking the Pulse of Your Church

By Guest on Tue, 11/06/18

By Marshall Fant. Republished with permission from Sowing & Reaping, Spring/Summer 2018.

Is your church a healthy church? If so, how do you know? If not, what should you do about it? By dictionary definition, health is “a condition in which someone or something is thriving or doing well.” To know whether a church is thriving or doing well, pastors and church leaders need to be willing to take an honest look at their ministries. Do you have an accurate view of your ministry, and are you willing to ask the right questions to get an honest evaluation of it?

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