How to Lead Well as a Church Planting Leader Three tips from my own experience as a church planting leader.…
The Send Network has created an E-book to consider the attributes of a healthy church planter. The authors of this e-book, Rick Duncan, Jamie…
A Case for De-Coupling Church Planting and Entrepreneurship Over the last decade, I’ve noticed an interesting trend in how we talk about church planters.…
The Roaring Lion Depression & Suicide in the Christian Family Have you ever watched a roaring lion? …the immense thunder of the roar… the reverberation…
Let’s Give It All Away! Stadia’s Kingdom Contribution Starting January 1, 2019, Stadia began giving away their vital church planting services for free –…
We will have a workshop track hosted by the SEND Institute that is designed especially for denominational and network leaders. You can register for the full Exponential 2019 conference by clicking here. SEND Institute Workshop Topics: BIVO/COVO Revolution: Your Shot for a Movement Speaker: Brad Brisco Time: March 5, 2:30 – 3:30pm The New Norm of
Send Institute Most Read Articles of 2018 At the Send Institute, we have a goal to provide dependable research, content, and learning communities for church planting leaders as they create more effective church planting strategies for today and tomorrow. Looking back through our articles in 2018, we highlighted missiologists and practitioners who explored topics dealing with
Social Entrepreneurialism and Church Planting It seems like today everyone is an entrepreneur. Many social media profiles flaunt the self-proclaimed title “entrepreneur.” But is…
Leading means reading. This applies even more to movement leaders who are leaders among leaders. I highly recommend church planting leaders keep a balance of reading between theology, sociology, organizational theory, learning theory, and even science and technological trends. But in case you don't have time to read as broadly as you’d like and need
Raising Up Church Planters for the Next Generation The Send Institute Missiologist Council gathered to frame a conversation vital for leaders to consider with regard to the missional landscape and future of church planting in North America. In this discussion, Dr. John Davidson talks about the need to raise up church planters for the next