Why Get Off the Couch and Go To Church?
By Loren Gjesdal As a pastor who found it necessary to call a congregation back to church in person after doing church online, [...]
5 Misconceptions About Christian Education
By Brian Franks There are several misconceptions about Christian Education out there. Below are five of the most common ones. #1—CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IS JUST ABOUT [...]
Re-Created to Meet a Need: Knowing When to Jump In
by Caitlin Meadows I like when I can meet another person’s need. This, of course, is not a personality trait unique to me. [...]
Why We Keep Singing Together: A Timeless Act of Worship
By Richard Palmer Why do we keep singing together? To provide a clear answer we must explore two fundamental aspects of worship: why [...]
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 [...]
Compassion for the Masses: 6 Lessons Gleaned from a Busy Day of Ministry with Jesus
By Whaid Rose Of the miracles of Jesus, the feeding of the five thousand is the only one recorded in detail in all [...]
Why be a Leader in the General Conference?
By Jacquelyn Scott Why Be a Leader in the General Conference? Read more to find out why. When I first started taking classes [...]
The Business of Worship: Why Church Administration Isn’t Boring
By Amber Riggs Few things are worth packing four children under the age of 10 into a vehicle and driving 2,058 miles across the [...]
6 Reasons I’m Excited to be a Millennial Christian
By Amber Riggs The millennium had barely turned when I first became acquainted with the labels that would define my generational identity. As researchers [...]
Resonant Leadership: 6 Tips for the Extroverted Leader
by Mary Meadows Our culture is obsessed with extroverts. These friendly, sociable, outgoing people are idealized in the morning news, our social media [...]
How to Avoid Small Talk (And Why You Should)
by Caitlin Meadows Does anyone really like small talk? “Hi! How are you?” “I’m well, thanks! How are you?” “I’m good!” And with [...]
Three Ways We Get Vocation Wrong
By Amber Riggs A huge chunk of your life revolves around your work. It isn’t just clocking in, clocking out, and everything between. [...]