Ed Stetzer: Thoughts on the Megachurch
Prioritizing health ensures a church culture that is equitable, avoids abuse and scandal, and treats each person as an image-bearer of God, particularly within megachurches.
Prioritizing health ensures a church culture that is equitable, avoids abuse and scandal, and treats each person as an image-bearer of God, particularly within megachurches.
The way the world measures church scorecard effectiveness must not become the way the church does. The scorecard that the church has used for decades has become broken.
As believers, we can know we will see that person again in heaven. That is God’s great gift to us. His Son Jesus personally intervened and turned death into victory.
When we survey Jesus’ encounters with vulnerable people—especially women—in the New Testament, we see him responding with kindness. Jesus loves and cares for the plight of women.
Prepare your heart by preparing your mind, body and soul. Read the Word, remember the Word, recite the Word, and live out the Word to effectively prepare to share Jesus.
There is no virtue in having a Bible sit unread on a shelf or a Bible app sit unused on your phone. Discover the transformative power of studying God's Word.
Escaping the tyranny of hurry requires an intentional cultivation of margin and the discipline to use that time wisely.
Refrain from allowing the distractions of ministry to overwhelm your sense of servanthood by sometimes being served by others, learning lessons from sisters responsiveness.
God gave the church the gift of evangelists because he know we would need it. Here are several reasons why.
You have to take that faithful step and just start with one person to begin Brandon Guindon discipleship.