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11 Reasons to Stop Saying 'What No One Else Has the Guts to Say'
Outrage blogs may be popular, but they're seldom helpful, true or redemptive. And they're never as unique as they claim.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
If You're Voting for Trump, You Can Unfriend Me (But I Hope You Won't)
Take a deep breath and read the entire post before you comment. It’s not what you think.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
12 Simple Steps for More Effective Small Church Planning Meetings
Since planning meetings are harder to do in a small church, it’s even more important to make them matter.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
5 Massive Changes Coming to Your Church (If They’re Not Here Already)
The good news of Jesus never changes. But the way people receive that news is changing. Fast.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
Has The Rise Of Megachurches Elevated Our Communities?
Communities with successfully growing churches should be feeling the impact of those churches on their overall culture.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
How Church Size Culture Is Affecting the Decline of Denominations
The size of the church we minister in has almost invisibly become a greater point of connection and disagreement than our denominations.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
Coasting is Compromise: The Importance of Being a Proactive Church
Adapting to new methods to tell the old, old story may be our greatest defense against unbiblical compromise.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
Never Apologize for Church Growth
Church growth should always be a part of every pastor’s prayers, passion and strategy. Especially when it’s kingdom growth.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Blog Forum | Pivot
Why Stories Matter More than Stats In a Small Church
As a church grows larger, statistics matter more than opinions. When a church is smaller, opinions matter more than statistics.
by Karl Vaters
Pivot: A Blog by Karl Vaters
Accountability Systems
One basic principle and six simple steps help protect a church's finances.
Karl Vaters
ChurchLawandTax.com

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