Replacing what-ifs with even-ifs: Insights for Anxiety and Worry
Insights from Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego for our current age on replacing what-ifs with even-ifs
Insights from Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego for our current age on replacing what-ifs with even-ifs
You can encourage people to dig into the biblical stories behind what’s shown on screen, in "The Chosen," through a free sermon series and downloadable discussion guides for small groups.
And when a church like Palmetto Pointe maintains an active, positive presence in its community while simultaneously creating opportunities for transformation in church life that is visible from the stage each week, it’s no surprise word has hit the streets that something different is happening within those four walls, and people want a taste of it.
The Christian is to be a gentle person, but that’s a hard thing, isn’t it? Especially when things aren’t going your way and the temptation is to be angry. Hurt. Entitled. Bitter.
The early church model examines how the church met in homes because they had no choice.
When we ask church members if their churches are evangelistic, we often hear that growth is happening, yet we must discern what effective evangelism really looks like and what it is not.
After 30 years of training millions of believers, Greg Stier identifies the five most common obstacles to sharing the Gospel: short-sightedness, fear, ignorance, bad theology, and lack of proximity. This insightful guide breaks down how to "fix your eyes on the unseen" and develop "Gospel fluency" using a simple acrostic to help you master the message of Jesus and reach the lost with confidence.
Charitable giving is on the rise in the United States, but churches are receiving a smaller and smaller portion. Budgeting for Economic Times requires prudent forecasting.
"There is more than enough room in my Father’s home. Promises about Heaven await those who trust in Christ." (John 14:2).
Leading in person can form a stronger team and culture.