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    Revitalize & Replant with Thom Rainer

    Featuring Thom Rainer, Mark Clifton, and Kevin Ezell, Revitalize & Replant is presented by the North American Mission Board. Revitalize & Replant is a weekly discussion on church revitalization and replanting.

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    Why the Adoption Language is Catching on in Church Replanting Jul 09, 2020
    Show notes

    We have begun to migrate from the word merger to adoption when talking about replanting churches. The language of adoption is stronger suited for the work occurring between churches, which is why adoption language is catching on.

    • It indicates one family who will welcome another.
    • It makes common sense to the church being adopted.
    • It really fits well with the family metaphor being used for churches.
    • It clearly defines the relationship between the two churches.
    • It defines a relationship based on love.

    Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

    Submit Your Question:

    Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Why the Adoption Language is Catching on in Church Replanting appeared first on Church Answers.

    Why a Church Building Is Important in Revitalization Jul 02, 2020
    Show notes

    We all know the church is not a building; it’s the people. However, this cliche is only partially true. Mark Clifton and Thom Rainer break down this statement and why the building is important in revitalization.

    • “The church is not a building; it’s the people” is both a cliche and only partially true.
    • The church has to gather somewhere.
    • Communities are impacted by church buildings.
    • It’s a matter of good stewardship.
    • Deficient buildings can be hazards to all and impediments to unbelievers.
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

      • Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Why a Church Building Is Important in Revitalization appeared first on Church Answers.

    Five Major Questions That Must Be Answered in a Church Adoption Jun 25, 2020
    Show notes

    Church adoption implies healthy and biblical metaphors for each both churches. Before the church adoption takes place, ask these five major questions that must be answered.

    1. How do the doctrines of the two churches align?
    2. How do the cultures of the two churches align?
    3. What are the facility implications of adopting another church?
    4. What legal issues must be addressed in the adoption?
    5. What are the financial implications of the adoption?
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

      • Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Five Major Questions That Must Be Answered in a Church Adoption appeared first on Church Answers.

    Making Changes in an Older Church: A Real Case Study of a Church That Was Started in 1875 Jun 18, 2020
    Show notes

    This story comes from a continuous conversation in Church Answers started on June 15, 2019. When the pastor was called to this rural church, the average attendance had declined to 275 and the church had $14 in the bank. The pastor has now been serving for 14 years, and the average attendance is 700.

    • Being honest and loving to the older members.
    • Preparing for a marathon instead of a sprint.
    • Remembering who the real enemy is.
    • Preparing for the inevitability of pain.
    • Recognizing that such turnarounds encourage others and bring glory to God.
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

      • Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Making Changes in an Older Church: A Real Case Study of a Church That Was Started in 1875 appeared first on Church Answers.

    Communicating the Importance of Giving Digitally Jun 11, 2020
    Show notes

    Many churches have done well transitioning and leading through change during the past few months. A major change has been in how people give tithes, offerings, and gifts. How do you convince the stubborn church member who refuses to give digitally? Thom and Kevin Ezell discuss best practices to help lead in this area.

    • Demonstrate how it’s good for the church
    • Overcome the credit card fee objection (ACH as one alternative)
    • Show how scheduled giving like drafts is an option
    • Point to the stewardship and generosity success of other churches
    • Get a person to work with them one-on-one
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

      • Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Communicating the Importance of Giving Digitally appeared first on Church Answers.

    Your Church Needs You Now More Than Ever Jun 04, 2020
    Show notes

    The post-pandemic era is filled with uncertainty. Thom and Mark discuss why your church needs you, Pastor, now more than ever.

    • There is still much uncertainty about the future.
    • Church leaders need to be purveyors of biblical hope.
    • Pastors need to lead change more than ever.
    • All pastors need to be constant reminders that the role of local congregations has not changed.
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

        Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Your Church Needs You Now More Than Ever appeared first on Church Answers.

    Changing Your Vocational Status in the Post-Pandemic Era May 28, 2020
    Show notes

    Church leaders have asked the question again and again. What happens if the budget cut you need to make is you? Thom and Kevin Ezell look at the positives of bi-vocational ministry in a post-pandemic era.

    • Understand the incredible opportunity
    • Possibly seek a second job that provides maximum flexibility
    • Make certain your family is on board
    • Be clear with the church about your time and commitment limitations
    • Equip others to do what you were doing

    Resources mentioned in today’s podcast:

        • 3 Circles Resource
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

        Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Changing Your Vocational Status in the Post-Pandemic Era appeared first on Church Answers.

    Hope in a New Chapter of Ministry May 21, 2020
    Show notes

    We are talking about hope today. There are many pastors who are concerned about what the church will look like in the post-pandemic era. Mark and Thom share five reasons pastors should have hope in this new chapter of ministry.

    1. It is still Christ’s church
    2. Your community is likely to know you better after the pandemic due to the live-streaming exposure
    3. Prayer ministries grew during the pandemic
    4. The community likely recognizes more today the importance of the local church
    5. God sustained during the pandemic, and He is not going away

    Resources mentioned in today’s podcast:

        • Church Answers
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

        Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Hope in a New Chapter of Ministry appeared first on Church Answers.

    Five Characteristics of a Church Leader Who Will Lead Well in the Post-Pandemic Era May 14, 2020
    Show notes

    What makes a good leader in the post-pandemic era? Thom and Kevin discuss five characteristics of church leaders who will lead well during the days ahead.

    1. Courageous
    2. Willing to lead and think outside the box
    3. Prayerful
    4. Willing to understand the times
    5. Willing to count the cost

    Resources mentioned in today’s podcast:

        • Church Answers
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

        Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Five Characteristics of a Church Leader Who Will Lead Well in the Post-Pandemic Era appeared first on Church Answers.

    Replanting a Church in the Post-Pandemic Era May 07, 2020
    Show notes

    During this time as we look toward the post-pandemic era, an interesting development has occurred in the life of our friend, Mark Clifton. He is currently being considered as pastor of a 3-member church. Listen in as he shares his unique strategy as he steps into this new opportunity.

    • Mark’s story
    • Understanding the hope every church has
    • Why the church facility is important
    • The abundance of adoption/replanting opportunities today

    Resources mentioned in today’s podcast:

        • North American Mission Board
      • Revitalize & Replant is sponsored by the North American Mission Board and ChurchReplanters.com. More than 10% of churches in North America are at risk of closing and the North American Mission Board is committed to reversing this trend by decreasing the death rate of existing churches while simultaneously increasing the birth rate of new churches. To learn more about what it means to become a replanting pastor or to explore resources for replanting and revitalization in your own church, visit ChurchReplanters.com.

        Submit Your Question:

        Do you have a question about church revitalization or replanting for us to use on the podcast? Visit the podcast page to submit your question. If we use it on the show, you’ll get a copy of Autopsy of a Deceased Church and Reclaiming Glory.

    The post Replanting a Church in the Post-Pandemic Era appeared first on Church Answers.

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