The Better Sundays Podcast

A pastor often has to coach his team members. As the leader of a group of dedicated workers, scenarios often present themselves that need coaching not just counseling. In this episode we learn some ways to develop...

Wear a lot of hats? Spinning a bunch of plates? Sometimes even too busy for your own good? This is for you! Church leaders that are bi-vocational are some of the busiest folks in the world, yet have one of the most...

Local church leaders need to evaluate their events and programs. Getting good feedback is essential in sharpening your ministry axe. An unsharpened tool is not as effective as it could be and requires the user to put...

Wise church leaders need to know the difference between management meetings and governance meetings. They also need to know what the content and agenda should be in each category. Sometimes there is a deadly result...

Local churches are often noted for having the worst kind of meetings. Business meetings, with lots of participants  can be a challenge, but staff meetings with the fewer should be vibrant and effective. Is this the...

There are just some things we do to ourselves that are not healthy. While many of these can contribute to being a sick church, some of these can actually kill a church. In this video we visit 3 really nasty habits...

Small Groups in local churches come in all sizes and flavors, but one thing they all have in common is they all had a beginning. This training video will help you start a small group from scratch.  From announcing ...

Doing ministry alone is not a pleasant thing, nor is it a good idea. In today's video training we cover the basics of what to do when you have no team and no people to even meet with. We also will learn some great...

To build a flourishing local church that impacts a local community, you need to be a great leader and a great manager. The balance is often tricky.  This podcast give you three vital areas that cannot be...

If you are a pastor or a preacher you might find that you don't really care for doing a lot of one-on-one communication.  You might find yourself saying, "The ministry would be great if it weren't for the people." ...