IGNITE AND REVITALIZE BLOG

Bi-weekly blog discussing topics related to health, efficiency, and growth of churches through the lens of church revitalization.

Jan '20

Three Reasons Why Restorative Practices Unifies a Church

Posted on Jan 26, 2020 by Darrin Woods in Ignite and Revitalize Blog | 70

Jan '20

Churches are described in many ways: hospital for the soul, shelter for those in need, and bedrock for spiritual advice. In addition to these, I’d like to add community.

Jan '20

Five Ways to Treat A Superman Complex

Posted on Jan 6, 2020 by Darrin Woods in Ignite and Revitalize Blog | 460

Jan '20

Hello, my name is Kal-El, the last son of Krypton, my home planet. I crash landed on Earth, was raised by Jonathan and Martha Kent, and gained superpowers from Earth’s yellow sun. My adopted name is Clark Kent but you may know me by my alter ego name: Superman.

Nov '19

Whose Job is It?: Articulation, Accountability, and Assessment in the Church

Posted on Nov 13, 2019 by Darrin Woods in Ignite and Revitalize Blog | 1000

Nov '19

If you’ve ever heard or said the following, welcome to the world of church work: “I thought you were supposed to do that,” “I’m just trying to stay in my lane to avoid an accident,” “That’s not my job!”

Oct '19

Three Inventories Every Church Member Should Take

Posted on Oct 23, 2019 by Darrin Woods in Ignite and Revitalize Blog | 900

Oct '19

Christians are not religious robots. God provides us with free wills, personalities, and idiosyncrasies that compliment our human experiences. By the same token,

Sep '19

Working Smarter, Not Harder: SMART Goals and Accountability

Posted on Sep 29, 2019 by Darrin Woods in Ignite and Revitalize Blog | 970

Sep '19

Tell me if any of these church goals sound familiar: “The goal of this activity is to raise

Sep '19

Three Ds Every Church Leader Should Practice: Ditch, Deal, and Delegate

Posted on Sep 8, 2019 by Darrin Woods in Ignite and Revitalize Blog | 810

Sep '19

I’d like to talk about a topic that can affect a church’s forward momentum and can help avoid unnecessary stress among church leaders. The three “D’s” of church leadership involve Ditch, Deal, and Delegate.

Aug '19