4 Ways Rooted Helps Churches Build Rhythms of Discipleship
Our job as church leaders isn’t to manufacture growth—only the Holy Spirit can change a human heart. Our job is to create an environment where people can faithfully position themselves to hear from...
3 Signs Your Small Group Has Lost Momentum
If any of these signs apply to your groups, it may mean it’s time for a reset. That reset doesn’t have to require flashy programming; it often starts with reassessing the goals of the group overall...
What Does a Daily Devotion Actually Look Like?
Everyone says, “It’s important for Christians to read their Bibles,” but few actually know what that means or how that looks in everyday life. Most people know, even if they aren’t Christians, that...
7 Ingredients for a Strong Summer of Discipleship
About a month ago, we shared seven mistakes churches make when it comes to summer discipleship and what they do (or don’t do). Today, we wanted to share the inverse of that. What does a solid summe...
3 Reasons Your Fall Launch Keeps Falling Flat
Nature tells us that fall is a bridge season; it’s a time when things are winding down from summer before a dormant winter. Leaves are falling from trees before those trees enter into winter dorman...
3 Mistakes Churches Make When They Pilot Rooted
My high school basketball coach used to get so frustrated with our team. We were a bunch of jokesters, always trying to make each other laugh, and we had a tendency to not take practice seriously. ...
Discipleship in the Fall Is a Summer Decision
How do the people in your congregation view the summer? If they’re like most people, they see the purpose of summer through the lens of relaxation and social reconnection, and most of them are plan...