Who rids us of dragons? Heroes!  Who doesn't rid us of dragons? Everyone else! Who wants to volunteer to be a hero? No one!

Everyone and their great-aunt Erma seem to be posting articles on "how to get ready for socially distanced Thanksgiving," and here at Grow+S

A threat can harm by the power it wields, and it can harm through engendering fear by its presence.

What I want to point out today, in particular, is the tendency to shift power "up" and how that can correlate with "badness."

It does NOT mean your church will close or be "killed." Grow+Small Church Consulting is here to make sure it doesn't. 

I follow where the Spirit leads, and it is leading me to hold Grow+Small Church Consulting in one hand while serving different markets

So, dragons symbolize collective traumas. That's the theory. Let's see how far it will take us.

I ran across a brilliant business idea the other day: Micro Museums.  

Change within a context does not operate on a sliding scale. Quite the opposite. Those with less are hit hardest. 

"The disciples must, like Jesus, remain on the move. If they are rejected they must, as Paul does in Acts, move to the next house or town. T

Free Outreach Idea: WiFi Drive-In As the weather becomes more challenging, the parks we've enjoyed during the pandemic may be less pleasant

Birds bring food to their little ones and, at a certain point, encourage them to grow up. Leave the nest. 

And if you ask me, I am grateful I never had the money to give. I am grateful I could only (and willingly) provide an ear and a warm heart.

No matter what the cause, I do notice quite a bit of relationship advice lately. I'm sure you do too. 

I’m not telling you, “we’ve got this.” I’m telling you, “we’ve got this if we dig for it.” I’m telling you, “here, let me help you dig.” 

Let's look at leadership, for example. When we see a sea change in organizational leadership in society, we can expect it to impact our chur

I have a habit of coming at things from a different perspective to create win-win solutions. [...] Here’s an example - free for you to try.

As another wave of the pandemic surges in the US, putting more pressure on individual and national economies, we find ourselves in various c

I have a list of books a mile long that I want to read. The list is daunting, growing, and I feel like I seldom cross a book off the list.

The Titanic sank for dozens of little reasons and one big reason. The big reason? It hit an iceberg.