All articles by

Tim O'Neill

How do you decide between full-time, bi-vocational, or co-vocational church planting? This article explores the key questions that help planters discern the right model for their calling, context, and sustainability.
What if church planting included not only spiritual and social impact, but financial sustainability as well? This article explores the Three Teams approach and how churches can steward mission, community engagement, and economic creativity together.
Where should you plant a new church? This article explores six critical factors that help planters discern where God may be calling them to serve and reach a community.
What really makes a church… church? In a season where new models are emerging and traditional forms are being re examined, this article returns to Scripture to explore what Jesus is building. Discover seven defining characteristics of a healthy local church and why format matters less than faithfulness to Christ’s presence and mission.
As culture changes rapidly, what forms of church will best reach people with the gospel? This article explores seven different models of church and invites leaders to broaden their thinking as they discern the future.
Is church really necessary in today’s world? This article explores why the local church still matters deeply, for personal wellbeing, for spiritual renewal, for reaching people with the good news, and for passing faith on to the next generation.
An exciting snapshot of the growing momentum for church multiplication in Australia and an invitation to join what God is stirring across our nation.
A New Start for New Momentum. Sometimes the quickest way to spark momentum is by creating space for something fresh.
Small shifts, big impact: how steady tweaks can reshape your church’s future.
Some people aren’t stuck in old patterns — they’re still flexible, curious, and ready to try something new. This article explores why the young and the young in the faith are often the most fertile ground for innovation, and how releasing them to experiment can spark fresh expressions of mission and ministry.