We celebrate many things in our lives: birthdays, holidays, etc. We need to find ways to celebrate every day who God is and what he’s done through Jesus.
Churches come in many sizes. Some ministers become well-known while many serve in obscurity with no platform or audience to share their much-needed wisdom.
This year I started reading more blogs on theology, evangelism, and church leadership. These are ones I’ve been reading or just started reading this year.
Seeing my boss help younger folks got me thinking about why people might mentor others. Some reasons are better than others; one is the ultimate reason.
We are called to preach the gospel, yet not every sermon includes it. To help fix this, here are seven ways to share the gospel in any sermon.
Society tries to shame or pressure us into silence regarding faith. We shouldn’t be ashamed of the gospel, but should speak boldly about Jesus.
Being blessed is good. How we respond to being blessed matters even more. Discover how to respond with joyful worship. A lesson from Luke 24.
Events in the SBC revealed that its time for Southern Baptists and all Christians to take a closer look out ourselves and let God bring us back to himself.
What we say can either help people improve their lives, or it can hurt them. We need to be watchful of both what we say and how we say it.
Whatever happened in the past, the future can be a more blessed time for your church. Here are seven ways to jump start your church’s ministry.
We’re living in a mobile world. As such, churches today should offer both mobile-friendly (responsive) websites and apps.
Cheers was a very popular sitcom in the 1980s. Here are five lessons today’s churches can learn from the classic television program.
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