Recreating a Healthy Church Culture
If God is to regain control of the local church, it will cost everyone something—from the pulpit to the pew—as we pursue a healthy church culture.
If God is to regain control of the local church, it will cost everyone something—from the pulpit to the pew—as we pursue a healthy church culture.
Conflict is a part of life. This article explores how the peacemaker in us navigates relationships and conflict.
The campus is now busy seven days a week. Gift for the City is evident as families come to play at the outdoor playground; when the weather is bad, they go to the indoor playground instead.
The gospel message—that God sent his Son to forgive, transform and restore what sin has broken—and its call for the foster care and the church is the hope for the people and families entangled in the broken foster care system.
The first step to ending domestic abuse is educating yourself and others around you, including how church support for domestic violence survivors can help.
When we tell the biblical stories, Centering Our Lives on Scripture helps us show that they still make sense in our society, and we need to do so in a way that reaches the heart of the next generation.
God has not forsaken your local church and ministry. In this season of distraction from real ministry, focus on ministry priorities that empower you to get it done.
There can be logical answers to your questions about what God allows and why some people seem protected from things while others don’t. The permission to wrestle with doubt doesn’t always soothe your heart; however, an answer doesn’t need to be emotionally gratifying to be true.
You don’t have to run when it gets complicated; you can lean into the questions. God will meet you there.
There are no perfect cultures. Every culture and people is challenged and made into the best version of itself through an encounter with the living God. The Whole Body of Christ interpretation invites us to learn from diverse voices while remaining rooted in the Gospel.