John Teter: The Myth of the Perfect Evangelist—Part 1
The story of Jesus' anonymous 72 disciples proves we don't have to be famous to be an evangelist. Here's what we do need.
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John Teter: Modeling a Lifestyle of Evangelism—Part 2
The key to effective evangelism is not trying to change the world, but being faithful to make it a part of our day to day lives.
How to Give Your Neighbors a Foretaste of God’s Kingdom
We are called to be a foretaste and fragrance of the coming kingdom of God. Here are some ways we can do that.
6 Toxic Tendencies of Church Bylaws
Bylaws are essential from a legal and organizational standpoint, but here are ways they can hinder or hurt a church's mission.
6 Traits Great Coaches and Mentors Share
There are certain traits that great coaches and great mentors both demonstrate. Here are the most important ones.
3 Key Guardrails for a Disciple-Making Culture
We have to be willing to be unsuccessful in this world in order to be successful in the world to come.
When Good Fruit Comes From Flawed Leaders
How should we respond when we discover the depths of a leader's sinfulness? Does it discount the good they've done?
How Do You Teach Scripture in Oral Cultures?
Approximately 350 million people have no Scripture in their language. Here is an innovative way to reach these people.
Apostolic Leadership: Why the Church Needs It Today
Apostolic leadership is often misunderstood or ignored. This article explores why recovering this biblical role is essential for a healthy, mission-focused church.
Karl Vaters: Small Church America—Revisited
How Pastor Karl Vaters lost his grasshopper complex and discovered, no one loses when the kingdom advances.
