Doing Life Together
The practice of “doing life together” can inspire people to endeavor great things and to live in ways that can transform individuals and culture.
Books
Stand Strong With These Top 7 Books on Stress Resilience
Scripture is full of biblical characters who, by God’s grace, found victory amid difficult circumstances.
The 22nd Annual Outreach Resources of the Year
The Outreach Resources of the Year honors the past year’s best books that emphasize outreach-oriented ideas that churches and organizations of all sizes can use. In this section you will discover valuable tools that belong in your library of resources to further the kingdom of God. You will reach for them time and again as they enhance your effectiveness in ministry through the years.
The Top Books to Boost Biblical Literacy
Each of these books helps lay a foundation for deeper biblical study, understanding and faithful application in the lives of God’s people.
4 Subtle Signs of Toxic Positivity in the Church
Lead by example in showing vulnerability and reliance on God’s strength, especially in times of weakness.
How Loneliness and Belonging: How Often Do You Feel Lonely?
Jesus’s life reveals loneliness and belonging as a blueprint for healthy relationships.
4 Prayer Practices of World-Changing Leaders to Inspire Your Prayer Rhythms
How often do our prayers reflect personalized care, beginning and ending with gratitude, guided by the Prayer practices of world-changing leaders to inspire your daily rhythms?
A Relentless Drive: Spirit of Justice
The spirit of justice animates action and fuels a relentless pursuit of equity, reminding us that justice can roll on like a river when courage and faith intersect.
Churches of Welcome Movement Launches
The Churches of Welcome movement, spearheaded by World Relief, partners with local churches to welcome and serve refugees and other immigrants for decades.
The Basics: The Purpose of the Sermon
I have heard many sermons—three or four a week now, plus my own—where I want to say, at the end, “That’s true!” Or, “I get it!”
