Resources

Gene Appel: Do Less Ministry; Reach More People

None of the programs at our church were bad in and of themselves. The volume of it just prevented us from being focused on building relationships with those who are far from God. So, we had to do less ministry to reach more people. It sounds funny, but people had to be trained in how to do life with nonbelievers or people spiritually disinterested.

Grover Park Baptist Church: A Thread of Hope

At auction, the quilts go for hundreds or even thousands of dollars that directly help women and children in need, providing funds for baby and maternity items at the pregnancy resource center.

10 Ways to Safeguard Your Church in the Digital Age

In an increasingly digital world, faith-based organizations and ministries of all sizes must prioritize cybersecurity to safeguard sensitive data, financial records and personal information.

5 Things the Church Should and Shouldn’t Do for the Gen Z Mental Health Crisis

No one denies young people’s mental health struggles. Why have so many of us Christians failed to offer solutions?

Jesus at the Center

Who is informing your view of immigrants and people of other faiths?

Valuing Multiethnicity

God’s creative spirit is manifest in the way he designed humanity.

Love: The Newest Innovation in Ministry

People who are hungry for the truth want to be among people who show genuine love to them.

Known by God

If Adam and Eve forfeited the blessing of being known intimately and personally by God, faith in God is what restores that knowledge.

Brian Rosner: How to Find Yourself

“This book looks directly at our cultural moment and the identity angst that seems to have engulfed our age.”

Developing Faithful Christians Who Tithe

When we live out our faith publicly and share the God stories that have happened while we were faithful in giving, the church will reap the spiritual and then financial blessings of God's favor.

Lee Strobel: Living on the Evangelistic Edge

We need to invite people curious about our faith into our daily lives.