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Most Churches Holding Services, Few With Pre-COVID Attendance
Most Protestant churches are holding in-person services, but churchgoers have yet to attend in the numbers they did before the pandemic. Read More »
8 Theological Terms Everyone in Your Church Should Know
The beauty of theology is this: The deeper our knowledge of God and the things of God, the deeper our worship and surrender runs. Read More »
The Biblical Doctrines Many Evangelicals Get Wrong
Many who hold evangelical beliefs about the Bible, salvation, and Jesus Christ, also hold beliefs contrary to Scripture and core doctrines of the Christian faith. Read More »
6 Dangerous Social Media Habits for Pastors to Avoid
Today there are many ways for pastors to disqualify—or at least embarrass—themselves, but few are as easy and fatal as social media. Read More »
What’s Fueling the Divisions in Your Church?
Many factors no doubt play a role in the problem, but one statistic may underscore a significant contributor to the current divide in your church. Read More »
5 COVID-19 Problems That Worsened for Pastors This Summer
As the nation confronts a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, several issues have become problematic for more churches since spring, according to LifeWay Research. Read More »
Who’s Really Discipling Your Congregation?
The Church has a discipleship problem—not a lack of discipleship but a glut of it coming from wrong sources without being filtered through the right source. Read More »
Study: Churches Gathering Again But With Precautions
Churches are gathering again, but services and programs remain drastically different from the beginning of the year, according to LifeWay Research. Read More »
What Should Churches Do Now that COVID-19 Is Spiking Again?
No matter where your church falls along the reopening continuum, we should continually seek up-to-date information to humbly integrate into decision making. Read More »