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The Energy Curve: Why Your Church's Most Important Connection Isn't the First One

The Energy Curve: Why Your Church's Most Important Connection Isn't the First One

The church rolls out the red carpet on Sunday morning… then quietly rolls it back up. By the time someone is considering baptism, plugging into a volunteer role, or trying to find a small group, the intentionality that dazzled them on week one has thinned to a trickle. That's not hospitality. It’s actually a bait-and-switch.

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Transform Data into Discipleship [Guest Post]
Process and Data, Discipleship Tommy Carreras Process and Data, Discipleship Tommy Carreras

Transform Data into Discipleship [Guest Post]

Gut feelings and random stories might help us evaluate our ministries, but it’s data that must guide us. And while it’s one thing to gather data… the real question is how we’re using it to make informed, strategic, and personal decisions.

Find out how to transform data into discipleship with this guest post and video interview with Ronee de Leon.

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