Everyone Lives, Everyone Dies—But Not Everyone Walks with God
How do you not just live, but walk with God? At the risk of being simplistic, the answer is at least this - you walk with God on purpose.
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Does the Hierarchy of Missions Pervert the Gospel?
Creating a hierarchy of missions hurts the body of Christ in several ways.
Why Walking Is a Powerful Spiritual Practice
What if one of the most powerful spiritual disciplines was also the simplest? This article explores how walking can become a daily rhythm of prayer, reflection, and gospel-centered living.
7 Traits of the Best Leaders: Lessons from a Wisdom Seeker
"Looking back, the best leaders I ever had shared some common traits. There were things that set them apart from other leaders, helped them be successful, and caused me to take notice in them."
4 Ways Pastors Can Successfully Lead Change in Ministry
Change is never easy—but great leaders know how to navigate it well. Discover four practical, research-backed strategies to help pastors lead change with clarity, empathy and effectiveness.
What Does It Mean to Have God as Our Heavenly Father?
While my earthly father often seemed impossible to please, my heavenly Father seems eager to say to me, “Well done.”
3 Essential Steps to Clarify Your Church Planting Vision
Seasoned church planters know that a public launch requires extensive preparation. Learn how to craft, cast, and model your vision to build a committed core team and a healthy church culture.
8 Reasons the Church Is a Light in a Troubled World
When leadership feels heavy, it’s easy to lose sight of the good. These eight reminders will help you rediscover hope and the life-giving mission of the church.
Church Multiplication: 5 Paradigm Shifts to Move Beyond Addition
Many church leaders recognize a need for change, yet find themselves trapped in an "addition" model that prioritizes weekend attendance over reproducing disciple-makers. To move toward true kingdom multiplication, leadership must embrace five fundamental paradigm shifts.
The Great Divide: American Morality Perception and Why We Judge Our Neighbors
A Pew Research Center survey reveals that Americans are uniquely likely to question the ethics of their fellow countrymen. Driven potentially by partisan politics, the U.S. stands alone as the only nation where more adults describe the morality of others as bad rather than good.
