How to Minister to a Culture That Is Burning Out
What can you do to minister to a culture that is burning out, pointing toward a solution, rather than be part of the problem?
Tag: Discipleship
The Pandemic of Loneliness
Loneliness is a byproduct of the pandemic that church leaders must be aware of.
How to Thrive in an Election Season and Beyond
How should our religion shape our politics?
Is Your Spirituality Authentic?
Rethink Your Self (B&H Books): exploring what makes your spirituality authentic.
Leading From a Life Deeply Formed by Christ
How do we lead holistically, from a deep center, living a deeply formed life in Christ?
Awana Launches New Digital Weekend Curriculum
Brite was designed around one central question: What produces long-term fruit in the lives of kids into their adulthood?
Right Where God Wants You
Are you in a place you don't want to be? Take comfort in the story of Esther.
Returning to the Heart of Worship
Your church may have restarted physical gatherings or soon be about to. Some churches are a few weeks into this uncomfortable experienceno singing, mask-wearing, spaced out seating. Its not surprising that some people have been thinking, We waited four months for this? Maybe youre still joining in worship online for the time being. We all […] This is a good time to examine our hearts and return to the heart of worship.
Diagnosing the Local Church Discipleship Disease
Excerpted From Deep Discipleship By J.T. English The local church has a discipleship disease. And without the proper diagnosis and treatment plan, we will do more harm than good. Over the past several decades the Western church has noticed alarming symptoms of our local church discipleship disease. Some of these symptoms include people leaving the church, students dropping out […]
How God Grows Us During Times of Spiritual Dryness
August is often the driest month of the year here in Southern California. Not only is it physically dry, but it can also be spiritually, relationally and emotionally dry. The fact is, youre more than halfway through the year, but you still have a long way to go. Its about that time when you start to reflect on your spiritual growth during dryness and wonder how youll get everything done. We all face dry periods.
