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Hearing God’s voice is indispensable to moving through or around closed doors.

Gary Rohrmayer

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Change leads to growth. Resistance leads to rigidity. Rigidity leads to ...

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Why Do Churches Get Stuck at the 35 Barrier? - Podcast

Why Do Churches Get Stuck at the 35 Barrier? – Podcast

There are thousand upon thousands churches stuck at the 35 growth barrier.

In this episode, Jonathan Reitz & Gary Rohrmayer dig into what’s REALLY going on when your church gets to the 35 barrier.

This is where your church really starts to take shape and where your leadership will have to factor in some surprising insights.  You might even have to change the way you lead to put this barrier…

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Coachable people🔎seek out🔍 those who speak TRUTH to them, even if it is a painful😖truth, because it protects them🛡⚔️and it makes them a better person and leader😗. - Gary Rohrmayer 💁🏽‍♀️ARE YOU TEACHABLE👩🏽‍🏫? FYI 🤫I love 💕 the weeks I see Ms. Sandy twice🤗because of Chosen Women and our Now and Forever♾ couples group🥰. (at Summit Christian Center San Antonio) https://www.instagram.com/p/CaAjOh8udg8/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Launch of the Chicagoland Church Planting Alliance

The Moody Church hosted the inaugural meeting.

Church planting can be hard, lonely work. Church planters often plod along, encouraging their flock without a peer network with which to share triumphs and frustrations.

As discussed here on The Exchange, one of the key issues facing church planters is maintaining spiritual, physical, and mental health. Many church planters are natural networkers, but very few major cities have church-planting alliances created specifically for this purpose.

The Chicagoland area is no exception. As we started to explore ways in which the Billy Graham Center for Evangelism (BGCE) could convene thought leaders in and around Chicago, our team discerned a need to bring together church planters in the Chicagoland area to do just that.

Several weeks ago, 70+ church planters from around the Chicagoland area braved a lakefront storm to meet at the historic Moody Church in Chicago. The first meeting of the Chicago Church Planting Alliance (CCPA) convened church planters from around the Chicagoland area—a metropolis that boasts a population of nine million plus. Over the years, church planters have worked tirelessly to reach Chicagoland with the gospel. The CCPA was created to raise awareness for the need for church planting, to share best practices, and to encourage church planters in the Chicagoland area.

Speakers for the first meeting included Ed Stetzer, Erwin Lutzer, David Washington, Gary Rohrmayer, and other church planting thought leaders.

Pastor Lutzer, who served as pastor of The Moody Church for thirty-six years, was asked to speak to attendees on finishing well in ministry. Lutzer shared six lessons from Moses’ life and experience to help planters think through what finishing well in ministry looks like.

Gary Rohrmayer shared several ...

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3rd Annual Judy Rohrmayer Memorial Bowling Tournament. 1st Place - Melissa Rohrmayer (Repeat Champ) 2nd Place - Gary Rohrmayer 3rd Place - Josh Rohrmayer (at Guttormsen Recreation Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/B33LsUpAbdE/?igshid=l4n19r4k91xa

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Equipping Your Whole Church in the Art of Spiritual Conversations

Equipping Your Whole Church in the Art of Spiritual Conversations

“Evangelism was the prerogative and duty of every church member … The ordinary people of the first century church saw it as their job: Christianity was supremely a lay movement, spread by informal missionaries.” – Michael Green

We will not advance the gospel through the church without the serious training for every member in how to share the gospel winsomely and accurately. The Apostle Peter…

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Increasing the Spiritual Conversations of Your Board Members

Increasing the Spiritual Conversations of Your Board Members

  “Helping to fulfill the Great Commission is the single most important task of the Church. Therefore, developing evangelistic leadership to carry out that mission should be a top priority.” – Bill Bright

Are your board meetings filled with a burning passion to see every man, women and child reached with the gospel in your community?

Three ways to call your leaders to engage in more spiritual…

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Increasing the Spiritual Conversations of Your Pastoral Staff

Increasing the Spiritual Conversations of Your Pastoral Staff

  I am amazed at how many pastoral staff members in local churches are woefully inactive at personally sharing their faith or even explaining the gospel.

How does one help their staff or volunteers to increase the number of spiritual conversations they get into in a normal week of ministry?

The place for a leader to start is prayer. Pray specifically for your team members to be active in sharing…