by Kent R. Hunter | Jul 8, 2026 | Kent R. Hunter, Kingdom, Mission
To be clear, you likely attend church for good, solid, biblical reasons. You are committed to Scripture and your congregation. Most importantly, you are committed to Jesus as your Lord and Savior. You want your congregation to flourish—reaching more people who will... 
by Gia Tatone | Jun 4, 2026 | Church Doctor Report, Gia Tatone, Kingdom, Movement
The first Thursday of May is considered the National Day of Prayer in the United States. I heard about many churches and congregation members who were willing to venture to a meeting place in their city to pray. What I did not hear was how these individuals engaged... 
by Rupert Loyd | Apr 2, 2026 | Church Doctor Report, Kingdom, Mission, Movement
People everywhere often look for the extraordinary moment. And church leaders often feel pressure to produce something extraordinary. A new ministry that energizes the congregation. A strategy that brings visible growth. A breakthrough moment that signals renewed... 
by Rupert Loyd | Jan 13, 2026 | Church Doctor Report, Kingdom, Mission, Movement, Rupert Loyd
Many churches believe they are doing discipleship because they offer Bible study classes. Scripture is opened. Notes are taken. Discussion is thoughtful. People leave better informed than when they arrived. And yet something stubborn remains unchanged. Patterns of... 
by Tracee J. Swank | Oct 9, 2025 | Focus On Mission, Kingdom, Mission, Movement, Tracee J. Swank
A church that wants to become a Great Commission church doesn’t just need inspiration—it needs infrastructure. It’s one thing to stir people’s hearts for outreach and disciple-making. It’s another to build a sustainable system that supports that mission long-term.... 
by Tracee J. Swank | Sep 11, 2025 | Focus On Mission, Kingdom, Mission, Movement
What if your preaching could inspire more than listening? What if your members saw their personal relationships as mission fields? What if your small groups became frontline teams for community transformation? That’s the kind of movement Great Commission churches...