Michelle Sanchez: A New Kind of Discipleship
Dismantling racism is a matter of discipleship.
Recent Issues
Finding the Strength to Stay
In today’s current ministry climate, the stress can feel as if it is ushering us out the church door. You may be familiar with the feeling—a hidden place where walking away feels not just like an option but the preferred option.
Jon Acuff on Overthinking, Mindset and Faith-Driven Success (Part 2)
In this candid conversation, Jon Acuff reflects on his journey from humor blogger to bestselling author and speaker, sharing how faith, mindset, and intentional thinking can transform overthinking into a powerful tool for growth.
Jon Acuff on Overthinking, Mindset and Faith-Driven Success (Part 1)
In this candid conversation, Jon Acuff reflects on his journey from humor blogger to bestselling author and speaker, sharing how faith, mindset, and intentional thinking can transform overthinking into a powerful tool for growth.
What I Am Learning
“I believe we will look back at these days and see this season as one of the most critical in God’s kingdom influence growing in our country and world.” —Dean Fulks
Myron Pierce: Hope Multiplier
“We have to hone in on some of these disciplines that can be helpful to engage people, advance the kingdom and multiply churches.”
Is Your Church an Oak or a Petunia?
Not long ago, I compared the list of growing, influential churches in the United States over a timespan of just under half a century (46 years).
A Snapshot of the Coming Kingdom
America is becoming increasingly more representative of this vision as it becomes more ethnically diverse. So, how is this multiracial reality shaping the planting of new churches?
Church Unity: Moving Beyond Diversity to Oneness (Part 1)
The church has made progress in diversity, but true unity remains the goal. This article explores why oneness is essential for a healthy, effective church.
Multiplication Beyond 2022—Looking at the Essentials
Take a walk with us back to March 2020. One by one, venues where people gathered began closing their doors: restaurants, hair salons, gyms—even churches. Now, the churches are gathering again, but things have not returned to how they used to be. Online services and meetings are still “full.” Tithes and giving are down. People … Continued
