York, PA, 5/8/18. “Cure for the Common Church” is a practical guide to help churches confront their unhealthy ways. Again, I like the way it was written. The book was not written in linear way, rather a mosaic approach that … Continue reading
by Rev. Jeff Lawson, lead pastor, Life Church, Aurora, IN, 3/31/16. Practical, useful, and downright easy to use. Those are the words that come to mind as I read through Dr Bob Whitesel’s book, Cure for the Common Church. I … Continue reading
by Pastor Drew Alan Wilkerson, Lead Pastor, BridgeWater Church, Hamilton, Ohio. February 23, 2016 INTRODUCTION: Pg. 11-17 This overview summarizes a book by Dr. Bob Whitesel titled Cure for the Common Church: God’s Plan to Restore Church Health (Wesleyan Publishing … Continue reading
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D., 2012, excerpted from Cure for the Common Church: God’s Plan to Restore Church Health (Wesleyan Publishing House). The cure for the ingrown church is to keep a church focused both inward and outward. In fact, history indicates that churches that … Continue reading
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D., Cure for the Common Church: God’s Plan for Church Health (Indianapolis, IN: 2012), p. 14. The average church in North America is only 75 attendees,[i] [i] Barry A. Kosmin and Ariela Keysar, The American Religious … Continue reading
By Kendra Cherry, author of the Everything Psychology Book (2nd Edition). …Types of Needs Maslow believed that these needs are similar to instincts and play a major role in motivating behavior. Physiological, security, social, and esteem needs are deficiency needs … Continue reading
Commentary by Dr. Whitesel: Almosy two decades ago I helped a struggling church reach out to its community and begin to grow again … by using its parking lot as an outreach venue for basketball games, regular food giveaways, block … Continue reading
Commentary by Prof. B.: Over 25 years of consulting has taught me that churches whose congregants know how to share their conversion story and Biblical Scriptures that accompany it, I’m much more likely to grow. This to me is because, … Continue reading
Emily Enders Odom – August 7, 2013 Move over, Dr. Phil. The church doctor is in. Bob Whitesel, the award-winning author and change theory expert, offered a … Continue reading
Subscribe to Church Revitalizer Magazine here … http://renovateconference.org/magazine Don’t fall for these 3 newbie turnaround traps … Do this instead (and start out strong). by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D., Church Revitalizer Magazine, May/June 2019. As I prepare to teach my … Continue reading
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D., Biblical Leadership Magazine, 5/29/19. Jesus called His Church to come out from among the restless divisiveness of Jerusalem and be an avenue for God’s remarkable love for neighbor and God. The very words the biblical … Continue reading
This is sixth (6th) in a series of articles by Bob Whitesel, D.Min., Ph.D. (12/23/16) introducing the 7SYSTEMS.CHURCH and which first appeared in Church Revitalizer Magazine. The “7 systems” of a healthy church (www.7System.church) is based upon an analysis of 35,000 church combined with 25+ years of consulting … Continue reading
This is fourth (4th) in a series of articles by Bob Whitesel, D.Min., Ph.D. (5/17/17) introducing the 7SYSTEMS.CHURCH and which first appeared in Church Revitalizer Magazine. The “7 systems” of a healthy church (www.7System.church) is based upon an analysis of 35,000 church combined with 25+ years of consulting … Continue reading
by Bob Whitesel , Biblical Leadership Magazine, Jan. 28, 2016. Slowly over time most churches grow primarily inward in their focus, rather than focusing outward to meet the needs of those outside the church.The result of this inward focus is that … Continue reading
Commentary by Prof. B.: Over 25 years of consulting has taught me that churches whose congregants know how to share their conversion story and Biblical Scriptures that accompany it, I’m much more likely to grow. This to me is because, … Continue reading
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D., 5/14/17. “The “great” purpose, goal, commission, charge.” In your… > going, meet their needs daily (prepare the soil) “attendant circumstance participle = !” (an aorist participle preceding an aorist main verb) > teaching them something … Continue reading
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D., 2012. Spiritual Transformation IS a Pivot Point What is a Pivot Point? Greek mathematician Archimedes emphasized the unlimited power of a “lever” when he stated: “Give me a place to stand, and I shall move … Continue reading
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D., 2012. Newness for Those in Spiritual Need This is the true newness that will permeate the uncommon church. It is an expectation and invitation for people to be transformed physically and spiritually by a reunification … Continue reading
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D., 2012. Churchgoer Newness Sometimes leaders pick up this book because deep down inside they want to see their church attendees changed. Leaders are often tired of the wrangling, petty grudges, and poor attitudes that many … Continue reading
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