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Based on a survey of over 75,000 people in churches from 80 denominations and over 5,000 one-on-one interviews, Who Broke My Church? clearly shows what is actually working in churches that are efficient, effective, and thriving – and why. The secret to breakthrough is not another program. It is reclaiming spiritual DNA. The “church” becomes people “being” the church – everywhere, all the time. The result is revival, a movement of God.
Through seven proven strategies, this practical book restores Christian values, beliefs, attitudes, priorities, and worldviews frequently subject to drifting. There are numerous stories from church life with which Christians will easily relate. Also included in a personal survey to measure your level of “holy discontent” and “spiritual restlessness.” Here is hope, encouragement, and practical direction for aging, declining, or lukewarm churches.
Your church is stuck—but not for the reason you think.
Declining engagement. Budget constraints. Resistance to change. Conflicts over worship, technology, and priorities. You’ve tried new programs and strategies, but the patterns keep repeating.
Here’s why: You’re treating symptoms, not causes.
Behind every church struggle lies a hidden worldview—an invisible lens shaping how leaders see mission, resources, and potential. Discover Your Windows reveals ten critical worldviews that determine whether your church becomes a mission-centered force for the Kingdom or remains trapped in patterns of preference and decline.
Each window includes real-world examples, biblical foundations, and practical alignment steps.
When church leaders shift from outdated windows to biblical perspectives, everything changes. Ministry decisions become clearer. Resources multiply. Teams unite around mission. The unchurched find their way home.
This isn’t another program. It’s the lens you need to see what’s been holding your church back and the pathway forward to Kingdom impact.
Stop treating symptoms. Start transforming worldviews.
Refocus Your Church on the Great Commission With the Focus On Mission Study Guide Series
Equip your church for mission and ministry with the book series Focus On Mission: Transformative Christian Leadership Strategies by Church Doctor Ministries. This 26-book series offers practical, easy-to-read guides on leadership, discipleship, spiritual health, and more. Written by experienced Church Doctor coaches and consultants, it’s perfect for pastors, leaders, and teams ready to grow and lead effectively.
You were never meant to be a volunteer in God’s Kingdom. You were called.
Too many Christians spend their lives serving out of obligation, filling slots in church programs, yet never experiencing the deep fulfillment God intended. In Your Spiritual Gifts: Discover God’s Plan for Your Life, Kent R. Hunter invites you to step out of a human-centered mindset and into a Spirit-directed calling.
This practical and biblically grounded guide helps believers discover the unique mix of spiritual gifts the Holy Spirit has given them—not to “get jobs done” but to become who God designed them to be. Drawing from the New Testament and respected biblical scholarship, Hunter presents a comprehensive, balanced approach to spiritual gifts, welcoming readers from a wide range of Christian traditions.
Through clear teaching, Scripture-based profiles, and thoughtful reflection, you’ll learn how your gifts reveal your place in the body of Christ, how they connect to the Great Commission, and how they bring supernatural joy when used as God intended. You’ll also see how churches are transformed when every believer is equipped, mobilized, and serving in harmony.
The Lord’s Harvest and the Rural Church: A New Look at Ministry in the Agri-Culture
Leading church growth expert provides insights into the unique worldview of rural settings in order to help pastors serve these congregations more effectively.