Archive for September 2026
The Reactionary Gap: The Distance That Keeps You Safe
Article Summary The reactionary gap is the space between you and another person, and that space is time. Whoever moves first has a head start, and speed alone won’t close it. This covers how to recognize someone taking that distance on purpose, and what to do about it. You Can’t React Faster Than Someone Can…
Read MoreChurch Safety Team Accountability: What to Do When a Volunteer Gets It Wrong
Article Summary Every safety team makes mistakes, from late arrivals to failures that can’t be handled internally. Church safety team accountability depends on a clear ladder of responses, leaders who hear about problems early, and an honest read on what can’t wait until Monday. We all make mistakes. You do, we do, and so does…
Read MoreWhen Protesters Disrupt a Church Service: What to Do in the First 60 Seconds
Article Summary When protestors disrupt a church service, a lot of churches realize they don’t have a plan. A church open to the public is still private property, so your team can ask a disruptor to leave. The real skill is restraint: know where your authority starts and never give them the reaction they came…
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