Alan Briggs: Spiritual Practical Ministry Tasks?
I found myself getting swallowed by the practical and what I considered unspiritual ministry tasks. Somehow I never got to the good things. I was doing subpar work, and it was wearing me down.
Recent Issues
Leading a Church Alone
God has called you to the place where you are, and if hes called you there, then he has a reason for you to be leading a church alone.
Tim Keller: More Than Being Right About Forgiveness
There are a lot of churches that have started or have grown through anger. The problem is churches that start on the basis of what theyre opposed to dont last. Tim Keller's thoughts on forgiveness offer a deeper perspective.
Is Modern Evangelism Approach a Lost Cause?
No person is ever too far from God to be restored into right relationship with him through a modern evangelism approach.
Ed Stetzer: The Elephants in the Room of Making Disciples Evangelism
We need a renewed attention on intimacy with Jesus over efficiency with our smartphones, especially regarding making disciples evangelism.
Richard J. Foster: A Lesson in Seeking Humility
Be brave enough to seek humility. Be strong enough to seek humility. Be courageous enough to seek humility, and we will grow. It increases our sense of community, and none of us can do this on our own.
Beyond Growth and Decline: The Future Church Narrative
The greatest challenge for church leaders is to tell the future church narrative in a way that is beautiful and life-giving to a generation that sees the world through a lens of anxiousness and division.
Celebrating 20 Years of Outreach: Young Leaders We Are Learning From
If we want to reach and keep the next generation, we have to teach them practically what it looks like to follow Jesus. ~Noah Herrin. Outreach magazine reflects on 20 years of highlighting young leaders shaping the church.
Striving for Sabbath Rest
Even more than working through us, the God-Who-Is delights in us, as we strive for Sabbath rest.
Bringing Jesus Into Daily Life Wherever We Are
We want people to feel welcome in an atmosphere where they can be real and bring their struggles, Sibylle says, encouraging the practice of bringing Jesus into daily life.
