Is Physical Activity Related to Spiritual Practices?
Having a plan is essential to doing both well. If I don’t know my plans and goals for each day of exercise, I may not be as focused or intentional as I need to be.
Having a plan is essential to doing both well. If I don’t know my plans and goals for each day of exercise, I may not be as focused or intentional as I need to be.
What Seminary Doesn't Teach reveals why seminary alone cannot prepare you for ministry life.
How can you transition from being the only seed-chucker to being a farm club for farmers and a greenhouse builder, embracing Jesus evangelize?
In a world where joy can be hard to find, the link between suffering and evangelism shows how faith can shine through hardship and point others to hope.
Retirement means many different paths to people. This guide centers on pastoral retirement planning for church leaders and helps address unique concerns.
We have no way of knowing what casual conversation, what idle word, God will be using to do eternal things. This front porch talk reminds us of the power of a single conversation.
When an organization gets too comfortable, threats to organizational health emerge—boredom, complacency, and indifference are common results.
God has provided means for all to know about him; the bigger question is what will you do with the knowledge he's given you.
The guide for a better conversation in church: Unless we plan on uprooting the Spirit from our lives, we’d better plan on being gentle, loving, kind, and patient, and letting the political chips fall where they may.
Are your multisite campuses truly one church in multiple locations?