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Are You Driving Home the Right Sermon Points?
Many pastors try to hammer a point into the mind with one single blow. But the mind can be tougher than the hardest of woods. Read More »
4 Volunteer Shifts Church Leaders Must Recognize
The appeal for volunteers is more quiet now than ever. Nevertheless the opportunities for serving generosity haven’t completely disappeared. Read More »
How to Preach When Your Congregation is Online and In-Person
How do we differentiate between a sermon given to a camera and the proclamation of Scripture with God’s visible church in the same moment? Read More »
5 Ways to Multiply Disciple-Making During a Pandemic
Our current methods for making disciples have to adapt to our new reality. We can no longer just rely on a group leader gathering people. Read More »
3 Reorienting Truths for the Discouraged Pastor
Pastors across the country are white-knuckling and pushing forward while they’re running on fumes. Ministry feels “out of season.” Read More »
Vice President’s RNC Speech Sparks Bible Searches
In his speech, Vice President Mike Pence mixed biblical and patriotic imagery, which led some to search out the actual Scripture verses. Read More »
7 Coping Strategies for Virtual Ministry Exhaustion
Like COVID-19, Zoom fatigue is real and isn’t going away any time soon. Be proactive in winning the war of virtual ministry exhaustion. Read More »
The Most Critical Pastoral Task
Pastors must prioritize their relationships so they can be good stewards of their limited time, energy, and resources. Read More »
When Ministry Numbers Don’t Seem to Add Up to Success
As you start to do the math of the problems you’re facing, don’t forget to count on God working in ways we can’t understand. Read More »