Five Types of Interventions for Churches Needing Revitalization

Episode #491
December 7, 2018
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Podcast Episode #491

Interventions can meet a great need in churches—and many churches need them. Today we discuss five types of interventions, and I tell the story of my strangest church consultation moment.

Some highlights from today’s episode include:

  • Online coaching has the potential to help pastors and churches in a way we’ve never seen before.
  • One of the greatest encouragements to pastors is them knowing they are not going through something alone.
  • Revitalization requires a decision to stop doing what a church has been doing to decline and start doing something else in order to grow.
  • Knowing when it’s time to pass the baton to the next leader is a difficult decision for a leader to make.

The five intervention types we cover are:

  1. Coaching intervention
  2. Consulting intervention
  3. Community intervention
  4. Relaunching intervention
  5. Leadership intervention

Resources mentioned in today’s podcast


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