About those Aha moments
February 4, 2011
One of our values here at Leadership Network is the value of the “Aha!” moment. So last week our team engaged in a brief online
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Geoff Surratt – Leaders and Readers Green Room Dialogue – Multi-site
December 14, 2010
Drum roll please … the final blog post from the Leaders and Readers green room dialogue blog series. This time with my friend and co-author,
New Spotlight Topics
May 5, 2010
WHAT? A monthly webinar highlighting our best learning, research and resources in a one-hour, online experience. Each webinar gives participants direct access to leading church
Books: Hard Times for Publishers, Great Times for Readers
December 4, 2009
“For a reader, it’s boom times. There are more options. There’s price competition, there’s format competition. There’s new ways to read. You can get things
4 Types of Ministry Innovation
March 23, 2023
What do the wheel, compass, printing press, lightbulb, automobile, computer, internet, and smartphone all have in common? They were all breakthrough innovations that radically reshaped
LNP28 – Digital Strategies Beyond Weekend Services
March 23, 2023
Host: Jeff Reed Guest: Tyler Sansom Pastor, respect your physical church service enough to not broadcast it live. But that doesn’t mean your church should
Easter Prep: The Gospel You Might Be Missing
March 22, 2023
The big day is coming quickly. It’s almost Easter Sunday and all over the world pastors are working hard to show up on this Super
LNP27 – Life After Altspace
March 21, 2023
Host: Jeff Reed Guests: Stuart McPherson, VRTiger, and John Hazel AltspaceVR is dead. Well, not quite yet, but as of March 10, 2023, Microsoft will
The Now, The Next, and The Never Again – Part 1
March 20, 2023
Following the pandemic and painful discord in the American Church in its wake, I had been thinking—and telling friends privately—“I hope the whole thing burns
Rediscovering Your Church’s Digital Why
March 20, 2023
The digital age has revolutionized the way we communicate church, but in many ways it has yet to influence how we “be” the church. As
