By gathering stories about effective churches from small-church pastors, Brandon O'Brien demonstrates that a church's success is not contingent on its size. This is a selection from Brandon O'Brien's book, The Strategically Small Church.
Blessed are the small.
Our culture's infatuation with bigness--bigger cars, bigger houses,
bigger businesses--has infiltrated the church. But smaller doesn't
equal second rate. Leadership Journal editor and former
pastor Brandon O'Brien shows how small churches are uniquely
equipped for success in today's culture. Sometimes small is just
right.
This is a selection from Brandon O'Brien's book The
Strategically Small Church.
Brandon J. O'Brien is a doctoral student in historical theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (Deerfield, IL) and editor-at-large for Leadership journal. He has served as pastor of two small, rural congregations, and now serves as a deacon at his church in Warrenville, IL. Brandon's writing has appeared in Leadership, Christianity Today, Relevant, and Neue.