Why People Give (Or Don’t): Understanding Motivations for Giving
Unpacking the motivations behind giving, exploring why individuals choose to donate.
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Church Unity: Moving Beyond Diversity to Oneness (Part 2)
The church has made progress in diversity, but true unity remains the goal. This article explores why oneness is essential for a healthy, effective church.
Preaching the Word: 12 Essential Tips for the Most Important Hour of Your Week
Attempting to speak for God is an intimidating task that can fill even seasoned pastors with anxiety. From the importance of sitting in the pews to resisting the urge to self-grade, discover 12 practical ways to approach the pulpit with confidence and humility.
A Snapshot of the Coming Kingdom
America is becoming increasingly more representative of this vision as it becomes more ethnically diverse. So, how is this multiracial reality shaping the planting of new churches?
Church Unity: Moving Beyond Diversity to Oneness (Part 1)
The church has made progress in diversity, but true unity remains the goal. This article explores why oneness is essential for a healthy, effective church.
Going From a Staff to a Team
What shall we do as leaders to build strong teams of people who love each other in the best way possible?
Why Some Church Members Oppose Their Pastors
Feeling the weight of ministry opposition? Discover why conflict in the church is often less about you and more about a deeper spiritual reality found in John 15.
3 Bible Passages for the Discouraged
Friends, these are not “magic bullets.” But they are statements of truth.
How 7 Veteran Church Planters Found Their First 50 People
Over the years, Ive had a number of church planters ask me about the launch. After all, its one thing to take over an existing church, but something altogether different to start from zero and build something newespecially in todays culture. Most of these church planters are convinced that the right marketing plan or social […] Learn how veteran church planters are successfully finding their first 50 church members.
Is Your Church ‘Quiet Quitting’? The Danger of Spiritual Lukewarmness
If you define “quiet quitting” as saying “no” to extra work without extra compensation, then it’s hard to push back against simply doing the job you were initially hired to do at the pay you agreed to do it for.