Trust What You Know: A Guide for When You Wonder
In times of pain and confusion, trust what you know can ground us as we seek to understand what God is doing.
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Together Amplifying the Gospel
There was no competition, and every leader was celebrated, encouraged and shared in the community of pastoral leadership.
7 Excellent Reasons to Learn to Say No
A failure to say no costs far more than developing a discipline to not always say yes.
The Pastor’s Wife Experience in Ministry
As a Pastor's wife experience for nearly two decades, I’ve experienced the incredible privilege of witnessing God’s work firsthand. Yet, this privileged position also comes with its share of challenges, including betrayal, loneliness, and even a sense of spiritual warfare.
How Does Evil vs Suffering Differ?
Moral evil vs suffering is distinguished by intent and violation of God's moral will; the article explains how the moral landscape shifts between true good and true evil.
Don’t Live Worried About Future Regrets
Sometimes we live with an unhealthy fear of future regrets and making future mistakes.
Empowering Others: How to Lead without Getting in Their Way
The fine line between micromanagement and good leadership is dependent on the needs of the staff member, and empowering others correctly helps maintain that balance.
Anna Morgan: When Women Are Called to Leadership
It starts with a woman identifying her own calling, and the focus on women called to leadership shapes her journey.
Evangelism and Your Personal Story
Your personal story of faith will include your life before Christ, how you came to Christ, and your life after you came to Christ.
Gratefulness All of the Time?
Developing gratefulness as a habit of thankfulness requires intentionality.
