Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church https://wlbiblechurch.org/podcast/series/who-stole-my-church-embracing-healthy-change-in-the-church/ Sun, 26 Apr 2026 03:03:12 +0000 en-US © 2026 Wonder Lake Bible Church Building Mature Followers of Jesus Christ Wonder Lake Bible Church Wonder Lake Bible Church false https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.wlbiblechurch.org/2016/11/17155159/WLBC-podcast-cover-3000.jpg Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church https://wlbiblechurch.org/podcast/series/who-stole-my-church-embracing-healthy-change-in-the-church/ No yes 668c7928-f654-59b0-9466-d3fae9e027fe https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 Celebrating God’s Past, Present and Future Faithfulness https://wlbiblechurch.org/podcast/2020/02/celebrating-gods-past-present-and-future-faithfulness/ Sun, 02 Feb 2020 19:03:53 +0000 https://wlbiblechurch.org/?post_type=podcast&p=10312 A healthy church understands, accepts and embraces healthy change while celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him. In part 4 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Deuteronomy 7:6-11.

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Study Notes

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church-Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A Holy, Chosen, Treasured, Loved Possession (7:6-8)
  • A Sovereign, Faithful, Loving, Righteous God (7:9-10)
  • A Carefully Obedient People (7:11)

Celebrate God’s Past Faithfulness…

Celebrate God’s Present Faithfulness…

Trust God’s Future Faithfulness…

Applying the Text

  • Hold firmly to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Carefully obey the Word of God
  • Celebrate God’s past faithfulness and entrust the future to Him
]]> A healthy church understands, accepts and embraces healthy change while celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him. In part 4 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Deuteronomy 7:6-11.

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Study Notes

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church-Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A Holy, Chosen, Treasured, Loved Possession (7:6-8)
  • A Sovereign, Faithful, Loving, Righteous God (7:9-10)
  • A Carefully Obedient People (7:11)

Celebrate God’s Past Faithfulness…

Celebrate God’s Present Faithfulness…

Trust God’s Future Faithfulness…

Applying the Text

  • Hold firmly to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Carefully obey the Word of God
  • Celebrate God’s past faithfulness and entrust the future to Him
]]> A healthy church understands, accepts and embraces healthy change while celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him. In part 4 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Deuteronomy 7:6-11.

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Study Notes

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church-Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A Holy, Chosen, Treasured, Loved Possession (7:6-8)
  • A Sovereign, Faithful, Loving, Righteous God (7:9-10)
  • A Carefully Obedient People (7:11)

Celebrate God’s Past Faithfulness…

Celebrate God’s Present Faithfulness…

Trust God’s Future Faithfulness…

Applying the Text

  • Hold firmly to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Carefully obey the Word of God
  • Celebrate God’s past faithfulness and entrust the future to Him
]]> A healthy church understands, accepts and embraces healthy change while celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him. In part 4 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Deuteronomy 7:6-11.

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Study Notes

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church-Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A Holy, Chosen, Treasured, Loved Possession (7:6-8)
  • A Sovereign, Faithful, Loving, Righteous God (7:9-10)
  • A Carefully Obedient People (7:11)

Celebrate God’s Past Faithfulness…

Celebrate God’s Present Faithfulness…

Trust God’s Future Faithfulness…

Applying the Text

  • Hold firmly to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Carefully obey the Word of God
  • Celebrate God’s past faithfulness and entrust the future to Him
]]> https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.wlbiblechurch.org/2020/01/15223359/Who-Stole-My-Church.jpg Celebrating God’s Past, Present and Future Faithfulness false no 42:31 A healthy church understands, accepts and embraces healthy change while celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him. In part 4 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Deuteronomy 7:6-11.

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Study Notes

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church-Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A Holy, Chosen, Treasured, Loved Possession (7:6-8)
  • A Sovereign, Faithful, Loving, Righteous God (7:9-10)
  • A Carefully Obedient People (7:11)

Celebrate God’s Past Faithfulness…

Celebrate God’s Present Faithfulness…

Trust God’s Future Faithfulness…

Applying the Text

  • Hold firmly to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Carefully obey the Word of God
  • Celebrate God’s past faithfulness and entrust the future to Him
]]> No no The Things That Do Change https://wlbiblechurch.org/podcast/2020/01/the-things-that-do-change/ Sun, 26 Jan 2020 19:07:11 +0000 https://wlbiblechurch.org/?post_type=podcast&p=10310 While firmly holding on to the things that do not change; a healthy church lovingly and graciously accepts that people, preferences and methods do change. In part 3 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Acts 2:42-47.

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Study Notes

Understanding the Text

  • Devotion (2:42)
  • Awe, Wonders & Signs (2:43)
  • Generosity (2:44-45)
  • Togetherness (2:46)
  • Praise (2:47a)
  • Divine Favor & Blessing (2:47b)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Applying the Text

  • Hold on to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Trust in God’s sovereignty over the church
]]> While firmly holding on to the things that do not change; a healthy church lovingly and graciously accepts that people, preferences and methods do change. In part 3 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Acts 2:42-47.

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Study Notes

Understanding the Text

  • Devotion (2:42)
  • Awe, Wonders & Signs (2:43)
  • Generosity (2:44-45)
  • Togetherness (2:46)
  • Praise (2:47a)
  • Divine Favor & Blessing (2:47b)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Applying the Text

  • Hold on to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Trust in God’s sovereignty over the church
]]> While firmly holding on to the things that do not change; a healthy church lovingly and graciously accepts that people, preferences and methods do change. In part 3 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Acts 2:42-47.

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Contact Wonder Lake Bible Church

Study Notes

Understanding the Text

  • Devotion (2:42)
  • Awe, Wonders & Signs (2:43)
  • Generosity (2:44-45)
  • Togetherness (2:46)
  • Praise (2:47a)
  • Divine Favor & Blessing (2:47b)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Applying the Text

  • Hold on to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Trust in God’s sovereignty over the church
]]> While firmly holding on to the things that do not change; a healthy church lovingly and graciously accepts that people, preferences and methods do change. In part 3 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Acts 2:42-47.

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Study Notes

Understanding the Text

  • Devotion (2:42)
  • Awe, Wonders & Signs (2:43)
  • Generosity (2:44-45)
  • Togetherness (2:46)
  • Praise (2:47a)
  • Divine Favor & Blessing (2:47b)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Applying the Text

  • Hold on to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Trust in God’s sovereignty over the church
]]> https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.wlbiblechurch.org/2020/01/15223359/Who-Stole-My-Church.jpg The Things That Do Change false no 41:37 While firmly holding on to the things that do not change; a healthy church lovingly and graciously accepts that people, preferences and methods do change. In part 3 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Acts 2:42-47.

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Study Notes

Understanding the Text

  • Devotion (2:42)
  • Awe, Wonders & Signs (2:43)
  • Generosity (2:44-45)
  • Togetherness (2:46)
  • Praise (2:47a)
  • Divine Favor & Blessing (2:47b)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Things That Do Change

  • People
  • Preferences
  • Methods

Applying the Text

  • Hold on to the things that do not change
  • Accept the things that do change
  • Trust in God’s sovereignty over the church
]]> No no The Things That Don’t Change https://wlbiblechurch.org/podcast/2020/01/the-things-that-dont-change/ Sun, 19 Jan 2020 21:00:29 +0000 https://wlbiblechurch.org/?post_type=podcast&p=10307 While many things in the church change, the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church - Jesus Christ - do not change. In part 2 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Hebrews 13:8-21.

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Study Notes

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • The Unchanging Jesus Christ (13:8)
  • Hold fast to right teaching (13:9)
  • Hold fast to Jesus (13:10-14)
  • Offer a sacrifice of praise and good works (13:15-16)
  • Obey your leaders (13:17)
  • Pray for others (13:18-19)
  • Benediction (13:20-21)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Ministries of the Church

  • Worship
  • Instruction
  • Fellowship
  • Service
  • Evangelism
  • Prayer
  • Ordinances

Applying the Text

  • Understand, accept and embrace the need for change
  • Hold fast to the things that do not change
]]> While many things in the church change, the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church - Jesus Christ - do not change. In part 2 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Hebrews 13:8-21.

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Study Notes

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • The Unchanging Jesus Christ (13:8)
  • Hold fast to right teaching (13:9)
  • Hold fast to Jesus (13:10-14)
  • Offer a sacrifice of praise and good works (13:15-16)
  • Obey your leaders (13:17)
  • Pray for others (13:18-19)
  • Benediction (13:20-21)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Ministries of the Church

  • Worship
  • Instruction
  • Fellowship
  • Service
  • Evangelism
  • Prayer
  • Ordinances

Applying the Text

  • Understand, accept and embrace the need for change
  • Hold fast to the things that do not change
]]> While many things in the church change, the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church - Jesus Christ - do not change. In part 2 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Hebrews 13:8-21.

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Study Notes

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • The Unchanging Jesus Christ (13:8)
  • Hold fast to right teaching (13:9)
  • Hold fast to Jesus (13:10-14)
  • Offer a sacrifice of praise and good works (13:15-16)
  • Obey your leaders (13:17)
  • Pray for others (13:18-19)
  • Benediction (13:20-21)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Ministries of the Church

  • Worship
  • Instruction
  • Fellowship
  • Service
  • Evangelism
  • Prayer
  • Ordinances

Applying the Text

  • Understand, accept and embrace the need for change
  • Hold fast to the things that do not change
]]> While many things in the church change, the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church - Jesus Christ - do not change. In part 2 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Hebrews 13:8-21.

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Study Notes

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • The Unchanging Jesus Christ (13:8)
  • Hold fast to right teaching (13:9)
  • Hold fast to Jesus (13:10-14)
  • Offer a sacrifice of praise and good works (13:15-16)
  • Obey your leaders (13:17)
  • Pray for others (13:18-19)
  • Benediction (13:20-21)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Ministries of the Church

  • Worship
  • Instruction
  • Fellowship
  • Service
  • Evangelism
  • Prayer
  • Ordinances

Applying the Text

  • Understand, accept and embrace the need for change
  • Hold fast to the things that do not change
]]> https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.wlbiblechurch.org/2020/01/15223359/Who-Stole-My-Church.jpg The Things That Don’t Change false no 34:54 While many things in the church change, the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church - Jesus Christ - do not change. In part 2 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Hebrews 13:8-21.

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Study Notes

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • The Unchanging Jesus Christ (13:8)
  • Hold fast to right teaching (13:9)
  • Hold fast to Jesus (13:10-14)
  • Offer a sacrifice of praise and good works (13:15-16)
  • Obey your leaders (13:17)
  • Pray for others (13:18-19)
  • Benediction (13:20-21)

The Things That Don’t Change

  • The Lord of the Church – Jesus Christ
  • The Doctrine of the Church
  • The Mission of the Church
  • The Ministries of the Church

The Ministries of the Church

  • Worship
  • Instruction
  • Fellowship
  • Service
  • Evangelism
  • Prayer
  • Ordinances

Applying the Text

  • Understand, accept and embrace the need for change
  • Hold fast to the things that do not change
]]> No no The Need for Healthy Change https://wlbiblechurch.org/podcast/2020/01/the-need-for-healthy-change/ Mon, 13 Jan 2020 03:03:39 +0000 https://wlbiblechurch.org/?post_type=podcast&p=10304 A church that fails to make God-honoring, healthy changes is a dying church. In part 1 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Joshua 1:1-9.

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Study Notes

Life is a process of constant change.  Some changes are good and healthy, but others are not.  Does the church ever need to change?  If so, what should change and what should not?  How should the church navigate through the change process?  Change is not always easy, but, a church that fails to make healthy changes is a dying church.  A healthy church holds on to the things that do not change – the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church – while accepting and embracing the things that do change – people, preferences and methods.  The healthy church can stand firm in a rapidly changing world by celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him.

Part 1: The Need for Healthy Change

Part 2: The Things That Don’t Change

Part 3: The Things That Do Change

Part 4: Celebrating God’s Past, Present and Future Faithfulness

 

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A New Leader (1:1-2a)
  • The Next Step (1:2b)
  • Reaffirmed Promises (1:3-5)
  • Challenging Commands (1:6-9)

The Need for Healthy Change

WLBC By the Numbers

Greatest Generation (93+): 1%

Silent Generation (75-92): 9%

Baby Boomers (56-74): 50%

Generation X (40-55): 10%

Millennials (24-39): 6%

Post-Millennials (0-23): 24%

Above 40: 70%

Below 40: 30%

The Process of Healthy Change

]]> A church that fails to make God-honoring, healthy changes is a dying church. In part 1 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Joshua 1:1-9.

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Study Notes

Life is a process of constant change.  Some changes are good and healthy, but others are not.  Does the church ever need to change?  If so, what should change and what should not?  How should the church navigate through the change process?  Change is not always easy, but, a church that fails to make healthy changes is a dying church.  A healthy church holds on to the things that do not change – the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church – while accepting and embracing the things that do change – people, preferences and methods.  The healthy church can stand firm in a rapidly changing world by celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him.

Part 1: The Need for Healthy Change

Part 2: The Things That Don’t Change

Part 3: The Things That Do Change

Part 4: Celebrating God’s Past, Present and Future Faithfulness

 

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A New Leader (1:1-2a)
  • The Next Step (1:2b)
  • Reaffirmed Promises (1:3-5)
  • Challenging Commands (1:6-9)

The Need for Healthy Change

WLBC By the Numbers

Greatest Generation (93+): 1%

Silent Generation (75-92): 9%

Baby Boomers (56-74): 50%

Generation X (40-55): 10%

Millennials (24-39): 6%

Post-Millennials (0-23): 24%

Above 40: 70%

Below 40: 30%

The Process of Healthy Change

]]> A church that fails to make God-honoring, healthy changes is a dying church. In part 1 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Joshua 1:1-9.

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Contact Wonder Lake Bible Church

Study Notes

Life is a process of constant change.  Some changes are good and healthy, but others are not.  Does the church ever need to change?  If so, what should change and what should not?  How should the church navigate through the change process?  Change is not always easy, but, a church that fails to make healthy changes is a dying church.  A healthy church holds on to the things that do not change – the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church – while accepting and embracing the things that do change – people, preferences and methods.  The healthy church can stand firm in a rapidly changing world by celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him.

Part 1: The Need for Healthy Change

Part 2: The Things That Don’t Change

Part 3: The Things That Do Change

Part 4: Celebrating God’s Past, Present and Future Faithfulness

 

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A New Leader (1:1-2a)
  • The Next Step (1:2b)
  • Reaffirmed Promises (1:3-5)
  • Challenging Commands (1:6-9)

The Need for Healthy Change

WLBC By the Numbers

Greatest Generation (93+): 1%

Silent Generation (75-92): 9%

Baby Boomers (56-74): 50%

Generation X (40-55): 10%

Millennials (24-39): 6%

Post-Millennials (0-23): 24%

Above 40: 70%

Below 40: 30%

The Process of Healthy Change

]]> A church that fails to make God-honoring, healthy changes is a dying church. In part 1 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Joshua 1:1-9.

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Contact Wonder Lake Bible Church

Study Notes

Life is a process of constant change.  Some changes are good and healthy, but others are not.  Does the church ever need to change?  If so, what should change and what should not?  How should the church navigate through the change process?  Change is not always easy, but, a church that fails to make healthy changes is a dying church.  A healthy church holds on to the things that do not change – the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church – while accepting and embracing the things that do change – people, preferences and methods.  The healthy church can stand firm in a rapidly changing world by celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him.

Part 1: The Need for Healthy Change

Part 2: The Things That Don’t Change

Part 3: The Things That Do Change

Part 4: Celebrating God’s Past, Present and Future Faithfulness

 

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A New Leader (1:1-2a)
  • The Next Step (1:2b)
  • Reaffirmed Promises (1:3-5)
  • Challenging Commands (1:6-9)

The Need for Healthy Change

WLBC By the Numbers

Greatest Generation (93+): 1%

Silent Generation (75-92): 9%

Baby Boomers (56-74): 50%

Generation X (40-55): 10%

Millennials (24-39): 6%

Post-Millennials (0-23): 24%

Above 40: 70%

Below 40: 30%

The Process of Healthy Change

]]> https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.wlbiblechurch.org/2020/01/15223359/Who-Stole-My-Church.jpg The Need for Healthy Change false no 43:16 A church that fails to make God-honoring, healthy changes is a dying church. In part 1 of Who Stole My Church? Embracing Healthy Change in the Church, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Joshua 1:1-9.

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Study Notes

Life is a process of constant change.  Some changes are good and healthy, but others are not.  Does the church ever need to change?  If so, what should change and what should not?  How should the church navigate through the change process?  Change is not always easy, but, a church that fails to make healthy changes is a dying church.  A healthy church holds on to the things that do not change – the doctrine, mission, ministries and Lord of the church – while accepting and embracing the things that do change – people, preferences and methods.  The healthy church can stand firm in a rapidly changing world by celebrating God’s faithfulness in the past and entrusting the future to Him.

Part 1: The Need for Healthy Change

Part 2: The Things That Don’t Change

Part 3: The Things That Do Change

Part 4: Celebrating God’s Past, Present and Future Faithfulness

 

Some Context First…

Understanding the Text

  • A New Leader (1:1-2a)
  • The Next Step (1:2b)
  • Reaffirmed Promises (1:3-5)
  • Challenging Commands (1:6-9)

The Need for Healthy Change

WLBC By the Numbers

Greatest Generation (93+): 1%

Silent Generation (75-92): 9%

Baby Boomers (56-74): 50%

Generation X (40-55): 10%

Millennials (24-39): 6%

Post-Millennials (0-23): 24%

Above 40: 70%

Below 40: 30%

The Process of Healthy Change

]]> No no