Amidst concerns of colonial complicity and "theological loss of nerve," the modern church is struggling to define its mission. By looking toward the Missio Dei and the Book of Acts, we can rediscover a purpose that is neither coercive nor imperial, but a prophetic witness to the glory of God.
Every church member helps in Harvest Fields’ signature ministry, from cutting the grass to praying for the families on each season’s sports rosters.
From hosting neighborhood cookouts for seniors to overhauling school courtyards, The Point Church is transforming Charlottesville, Virginia, through tangible acts of service and a commitment to being a "lighthouse for unity."
The multiethnic church movement has made remarkable progress—but diversity alone isn’t enough. The next step is deeper unity, equity, and shared leadership.
This growing church removed barriers like dress and giving pressure. See how simplicity and mission are helping them reach new believers.
Pastors aren’t just tired—they’re misled. Discover how self-deception fuels burnout and why true rest requires more than time off.
Veterans carry unique challenges after service. This church’s fellowship model shows how intentional ministry can foster healing and community.
Amid cultural, political, and generational upheaval, the “Great Unmooring” is creating unprecedented opportunities for churches to share the gospel.
For more than 25 years, one church has used a simple cookie ministry to welcome first-time visitors—proving that small acts of hospitality can open doors for meaningful gospel conversations.
Keeping up with church technology can be challenging, but AVoIP is changing everything. Here’s how churches of any size can adapt their AVL systems and prepare for the future.
