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20 Building Blocks of a Productive Church

Niyi Oluwatuyi1 week ago

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Genuine Leadership: Leaders must live what they preach—integrity and honesty build trust (I Timothy 4:12).
Sense of Humor & Relatability: A good leader is approachable, gentle, and relatable (Philippians 4:5).
Every Member as a Personal Evangelist: Every believer is called to share the gospel, not just pastors (Mark 16:15).
Ongoing Training and Intentional Discipleship: Members must be nurtured to maturity in Christ through intentional training (Ephesians 4:11–12).
Confidence in the Pastor and Commitment to the Vision: When members value their pastor and church vision, they invite others (I Thessalonians 5:12–13).
Testimonies that Inspire Invitations: Lives changed by God inspire others to come and see (John 4:29).
Atmosphere of Love and Acceptance: Church should be a safe place where all are loved and accepted (John 13:35).
Practical Compassion Ministry: Love in action proves the gospel to the world (James 2:15–16).
Passionate and Joyful Worship: True worship must be full of joy, passion, and the Spirit (Psalm 100:2).
Joy as a Witness: The joy of believers reflects the presence of God (Nehemiah 8:10).
No Compromise of Biblical Essentials: Salvation, holiness, and obedience remain non-negotiable (II Timothy 4:2–3).
Balanced Christian Living: Disciples must walk in holiness and grace—balanced in word and deed (Micah 6:8).
Small Group Fellowships: Smaller groups foster intimacy, growth, and accountability (Acts 2:46).
Mentorship & Care Systems: Pastoral care and accountability must be personal and intentional (Galatians 6:2)
Creative Ministry Expressions: Churches must embrace creativity in reaching souls (I Corinthians 9:22)
Reaching Untapped Communities: The gospel must penetrate schools, hospitals, prisons, and streets (Luke 14:23)
Strong Children’s Ministry: Children are the heritage of the Lord and must be discipled early (Proverbs 22:6)
Engaging Parents in Discipleship: Parents are the first pastors of their children (Deuteronomy 6:6–7).
Evangelistic Leadership Passion: Leaders must model evangelism with personal passion (II Timothy 4:5).
Prayer, Holy Spirit, and Spiritual Warfare: No church can be productive without prayer, power, and the Spirit (Zechariah 4:6).