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The Narrow Path for the Long Haul

The benefits of having faith stretch far beyond a spiritual checkbox. They seep into how I handle stress, find hope, and relate to others.

Suffering From Spiritual Anemia

We need not starve our souls or allow our relationship with God through Christ to fade like the dying embers of an untended fire. We can seek the face of God.

Outreach 100 Churches on Creating a Flourishing Volunteer Culture

“Serving is not just about filling a need; it’s about inviting people into the bigger vision of following Jesus and serving in a way that allows them to use the gifts and abilities God has created them with to build his kingdom.” —Lori Newell, The Church of Eleven22

The Choice We All Must Make

You Can’t Walk Two Roads at One Time

Money: Scarcity, Prosperity, or Stewardship?

Dealing with money is one of the most complex elements of leadership. From cultivating generosity to stressful decision-making and managing our own salaries in an honoring manner. Great wisdom is needed!

To America With Love: Why U.S. Christianity’s Resurgence Will Come From Immigrants

The more global we are, the more globally connected, relevant and needed we will be.

Why Is Friendship Hard for Men?

Friendship is tough for men, but Scripture gives us ample fuel for rekindling the fire of friendship.

Is Your Church Invested in God’s Work?

If we want people to care more about the Lord and His church, encourage them to give more of themselves and more of their possessions to the work.

Is This All Just an Illusion?

The will of God is that we believe. Those who truly believe will have their lives changed.

10 Essential Ways Leaders Build Relationship With Their Team Members

Making sure your people want to continue to work with you

It’s Not Too Late

Maybe you’ve run from God your entire life. Maybe you were raised in a Christian home and thought, “This is a complete drag. I don’t want to live as a Christian, go to church, or live by what the Bible says. I want to go out and have fun—to do what I want to do.”