What We Say Matters
James reminds us that the tongue is not easy to tame (James 3:1-12) – but still we must, what we say matters.
James reminds us that the tongue is not easy to tame (James 3:1-12) – but still we must, what we say matters.
Dream Big: The world and too often Christians are cynical of success and big dreams. I don’t know why this is because big dreams, big visions, and grand ambitions are sprinkled throughout the Bible.
Teens who share their faith own their faith, and teens who own their faith are much more likely to keep their faith after they graduate. To guide your youth ministry, learn how to crank up the heat evangelism in your ministry.
An attitude of defeatism does not engender resurrection, and post-pandemic church resilience matters.
There is a longing in the world today for people to feel valued. They are valued not for what they can bring to the table but for who they are. God has placed giftings in each person that the local church needs today—many leaders and churches long for authentic relationships that make a person feel seen and heard. The small church mindset invites authentic relationships and meaningful engagement.
As you get to know the women in your group, discover the unique gifts within a women's Bible study journey and explore opportunities to connect them with church or small groups to help them grow in their discipleship journey.
We might not even realize our lives become filled with “Christian” things instead becoming full of Jesus. These questions along your journey help shift focus from mere church activities to a deeper, gospel-centered pursuit.
Churches that integrate visitors into members have a clear direction of where they are going as Develop Guests into Future Leaders.
Church leaders were of one mind in regard to the Post-COVID Church; no matter what they did, someone was going to be angry or upset and leave.
A larger church can have a bigger impact, but that isn’t a given. So, is bigger church better?