Why Jesus Is Key to Kingdom Thinking and Church Planting
The life of Jesus is the key to our missional mindset and discipleship practices as a church.
The life of Jesus is the key to our missional mindset and discipleship practices as a church.
Sometimes you immediately know you should say no. In that case, a firm but gracious no is appropriate. Declining invitations gracefully may feel awkward, but that uncomfortable emotion will quickly pass.
Church leaders were of one mind in regard to the Post-COVID Church; no matter what they did, someone was going to be angry or upset and leave.
The Bible reveals God’s plan for redeeming his people. The story has ups and downs, unexpected plot twists, failures and successes. It’s not G-rated, and all the characters are flawed, with one exception—Jesus. Every Word Inspired.
A larger church can have a bigger impact, but that isn’t a given. So, is bigger church better?
God can use your earnest desires to take risks in faith to accomplish his will for you.
It’s sometimes hard to worship when I’m thinking through my sermon. Pastor thoughts on Sunday mornings help me frame worship that draws me to the Lord above everything else.
This generation is central to Gen Z evangelism, characterized by its technological savviness, diverse perspectives, and desire for authenticity, which presents opportunities and obstacles for many churches.
We Must Have Courage When the Pressure to Conform Rises