It’s Not Okay for Kids to be Bored in Church
By Israel Steinmetz I baptized my three oldest kids in 2015. It’s incredible to watch them worship together with the local body of [...]
The Ministry You’re Already Doing: The Top 4 Ministry Myths
by Israel Steinmetz I’d love to be involved in a ministry. My life is just so crazy right now. Or perhaps you think [...]
What is Real Worship?
By Esther Winchell In the life of a Christian, worship is a necessary discipline in developing a relationship with our Maker and Savior. [...]
Leadership Essentials: Communication and Clarity
by Artios Magazine One of the most practical qualities of a leader is his or her ability to effectively communicate. Effective communication is [...]
Evangelism and Discipleship: Jesus is Not a Used Car
By Loren Gjesdal “Let me tell you about the features of this little gem….what would it take to get you in this beauty [...]
Soaking Up the Meaning of Worship in the Scriptures Part 1
By Brian Franks WORSHIP? Worship is a challenging word. We might use it in our normal lives, when we say someone worships a sports [...]
How Biblical Fellowship Can Restore the Church- Part 2
By Israel Steinmetz The modern Church is in crisis. We do not lack the power, presence or purpose of God. However, we do [...]
Restored and Re-Storied: An Interview with Mary DeMuth
By Caitlin Meadows Recently, I discovered a woman named Mary DeMuth. She is an author (of 31 books, so far), a public speaker, and the [...]
5 Things Churches Need to Know About Mental Health
By Israel Steinmetz One area in which churches could be more informed and proactive is relating to individuals who have mental health concerns. [...]
3 Questions Every Leader Should Be Asking
by Whaid Rose Artios Virtual Summer Session 2021: Helping You Answer some of the Most Pressing Questions of Leadership and Ministry It’s been [...]
Born to Lead
by Loren Gjesdal Are you a born leader? Most people will answer that question with a resounding, “No!” It seems that even those [...]
Leadership Essentials: Embrace Contentment
by Esther Winchell According to Webster’s Dictionary the definition of content (adjective) is “satisfied with what one is or has, not wanting more [...]