Disability and the Church: Why Inclusion Is Essential to the Gospel
What if disability isn’t a problem to solve but a vital part of God’s kingdom? This article explores how churches can move beyond inclusion to true belonging and interdependence.
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Kyle Strobel on Finding Power in Weakness
“Christians should become powerful Christians. But it’s only ever a power made perfect in our weakness, and it’s only ever a power that comes from God.”
Why Leaders Fail to Delegate (and How It Kills Team Morale)
Learn why delegation is more than a time-management tool. Discover how failing to empower your team leads to exhaustion and how to build a culture of trust and growth.
From 40 People to 1,800: The Power of Taking Church to the People
Instead of asking people to come to them, one church asked, “What if we go to them?” The result: a thriving, multi-campus ministry reaching diverse communities.
How Piedmont Church’s “Love Does” Ministry Is Transforming Its Community
At Piedmont Church, Marlon Longacre is leading a bold vision: making the church the first call for help. Through the “Love Does” ministry, the congregation is transforming lives with intentional, community-driven outreach.
How to Protect Your Soul in Ministry: 6 Essential Strategies for Leaders
Don't let your ministry lead to a crash. Discover 6 essential ways to strengthen your soul, from building prayer teams to practicing Sabbath, and stay effective for the long haul.
Is the Era of Christian Mission Over? Redefining the Church’s Purpose
Amidst concerns of colonial complicity and "theological loss of nerve," the modern church is struggling to define its mission. By looking toward the Missio Dei and the Book of Acts, we can rediscover a purpose that is neither coercive nor imperial, but a prophetic witness to the glory of God.
How a Church of 30 Impacted 1,400 Kids Through Sports Ministry
Every church member helps in Harvest Fields’ signature ministry, from cutting the grass to praying for the families on each season’s sports rosters.
Being the Hands and Feet: How The Point Church Serves Charlottesville
From hosting neighborhood cookouts for seniors to overhauling school courtyards, The Point Church is transforming Charlottesville, Virginia, through tangible acts of service and a commitment to being a "lighthouse for unity."
Multiethnic Churches: The Next Step Beyond Diversity
The multiethnic church movement has made remarkable progress—but diversity alone isn’t enough. The next step is deeper unity, equity, and shared leadership.
