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. [...]
7 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Leave Your Church
By Lisa Harp Hinds Thinking seriously about leaving your church? Maybe you’re tired of other members’ attitudes or you don’t connect with the [...]
ACT: Guidance for Relating to Friends with Mental Health Concerns
By Israel Steinmetz “Therefore if there is any encouragement in Christ, if there is any consolation of love, if there is any fellowship [...]
What Does Scripture Say About Women Leading in the Church?
By Jessica Monrose Leadership in the church is generally viewed as a position or title held by those in authority, predominately filled by men. [...]
The Church and Our Duty
By Lisa Harp Hinds The Church and Our Duty As followers of Christ, we are commanded to be holy. Part of living a [...]
For Those Who Grieve
By Whaid Rose Reflections on the passing of David Ross and words of encouragement to Makayla, her girls, and the Artios Community Life [...]
How Do We Foster Mental Wellness Among Christian Leaders? Part 3
by Jacquelyn Scott There are various ways that all of us, including our international brethren, can go about implementing plans of action to [...]
Why Your Church Needs a Team of Leaders
by Amber Mann Riggs Dry Rot was a destitute place. The people there were hungry. All that hunger led to stealing. And [...]
What’s Really Going on in the United States Right Now?
by Israel Steinmetz Visionary Leadership in a Global Crisis These are troubling times. As I’m writing, the World Health Organization is reporting over [...]
The Power of Prayer
By Brian Franks There’s a powerful ministry available to the church! It’s one that can easily be practiced by a small child, someone nearing [...]
How Can Pastoral Ministry Be Small-Group Based Team Ministry?
by Loren Gjesdal The church has been my world. It has been my primary social circle, the highlight event of my week, and [...]
Acts of Service Aren’t Enough, Thankfully
by Caitlin Meadows Growing up, my elementary school implemented a merit system. Every staff member carried around little yellow pieces of paper called [...]