Evangelism for Impatient People … Like Me
Patience is key for evangelism—sometimes it takes days, weeks, months or years for it to bear fruit—keep sharing your faith.
Patience is key for evangelism—sometimes it takes days, weeks, months or years for it to bear fruit—keep sharing your faith.
Waiting until a ministry leader retires or is forced to retire is waiting too long to set up a succession plan. There's a better way.
We all have areas in our life and leadership we don't see clearly. These tips will help you identify and deal with those blindspots.
Ken Wytsma and A.J. Swoboda: Discover How Communication Fuels Our Growth, Shapes Our Relationships, and Changes Our Lives
We've all experienced times when our faith in the finished work of Jesus morphs into legalism. These are warning signs.
Our communication has become increasingly impersonal and contentious. We need to see the imago Dei in others once again.
Am I measuring here on earth what matters most in the scorecard of eternity?
How can Eli's experience can help youth ministers discern the call of God upon the youth they serve?
Overseeing a church's finances is a lot like keeping a car in tune. Here are some tools to keep things running smoothly.
During this live simulcast event, pastor and author Miles McPherson will offer guidance on the issue of racial reconciliation.