Seeking God is the believer’s priority. We seek Him above everything else, and when we do, His work will naturally be done in and through our lives. Read More »
Bible Reading
5 Counter-Intuitive Prayers For the Next Generation
Scripture encourages the Church to go deeper, prompting believers to pray for the next generation in ways that—on the surface—seem downright strange. Read More »
3 Common Mistakes in Choosing a Fall Bible Study
Church leaders have their methods for choosing the Bible studies that will be offered to their congregations. But many are going about it the wrong way. Read More »
Navy Chaplain Sees Deployment as Part of the Great Commission, Helps Marines ‘HEAR’ the Bible
For the past several months, Navy Chaplain Trevor Carpenter’s mission has been the discipleship of Marines in Honolulu, Hawaii. Read More »
3 Ways to Engage People with Scripture
The centrality and importance of Scripture in the life of churches and believers may be clear, but that doesn’t translate into practice. Read More »
How Many Protestant Churchgoers Actually Read the Bible Regularly?
Christians say the Bible is God’s Word, but even among Protestant churchgoers only a third spend time reading it every day. Read More »
The Bible Passage People Mistake For Good News
In the present state of the world, there’s a season for everything. The good news, however, isn’t about embracing balance or finding one’s place in the circle of life. Read More »
6 things to do This Summer to Create Effective Fall Groups
Group members often return in the fall from irregular summer attendance patterns. There are some ways you can plan to keep them invested once they’re back. Read More »
5 Characteristics of an Effective Men’s Ministry
Men—just like women—are essential to the mission of the church. Because of this, every church should find a way to effectively minister to men. Read More »
Discipling a New Christian? 3 Reasons to Start With This Book of the Bible
New believers or Christians trying to develop a Bible-reading habit are often encouraged to begin with the Gospel of John. But here’s another idea. Read More »