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10 Things You Need to Know About the Future of Work at Church
The future of work at church is changing rapidly due to remote work and digital communications, but the yearning for in-person connections remains strong, making the church a vital place for community.
Being a Different Kind of Christian
We are Christ's ambassadors, and people will judge him based on what they see in us.
How to Increase Your Thirst for God’s Word
Our emotions are just as broken by sin as everything else is. As the Spirit of God is making us more like Jesus, He is not only changing our behavior; He is redeeming our emotional lives as well, helping us increase our thirst for God's Word.
Advocate for Young Adults: Why Churches Must Reach College Students
They need face-to-face relationships with believers. In fact, they who have been raised on electronic communication need face-to-face relationships in general. To have genuine friendships with older believers and strong Christian families is ideal for helping churches reach college students.
Rebecca McLaughlin: No Greater Love
If we are going to present a compelling alternative to non-Christian sexual ethics today, we need to recover a New Testament understanding of brotherly and sisterly love. Everywhere I go, I meet brothers and sisters in Christ who are trusting that Jesus’ love is better than any human love, leaving same-sex sexual relationships to follow Jesus. If someone leaves a gay relationship to enter the church, they should find more love and not less.
Engaging Everyone to Love Our City
Crossover Church recruits service project volunteers from every demographic.
Why You Don’t Want to DIY Your Incorporation
With the guidance of experienced incorporation services, it can be easier to navigate this process correctly. Additionally, the process can be lengthy, and mistakes can result in a denial or delay in processing your application, and not including the proper clauses leaves the organization at risk.
Ways to Harness Your Feelings About Change
People usually fear what they don’t know more than what they do. During seasons of change it’s important to increase the level of communication.