It’s difficult to imagine now, but the day is coming when we’ll gather—physically—to worship together again. How can your church make that a success? Read More »
Worship
14 Hymns of Hope to Sing During COVID-19
These hymns speak of heaven and the age to come, beckoning us to set our hearts on that eternal city where disease, suffering, and sin will be no more. Read More »
The Power of Story in the Songs We Sing
The children of God have many stories to tell, and each church has its own story that characterizes God’s work among that congregation through the years. Read More »
The Most Unsung Discipleship Tool in Our Churches
Can worship be part of discipleship? The answer is a resounding yes. It is an essential part of the growth and development of healthy disciples. Read More »
How to Keep Your Worship Services Free of Disappointment
Is there a way to move beyond the role of critic in corporate worship and adopt a healthier and more biblical way to think about it? Read More »
When Is the Right Time to Start Listening to Christmas Music?
Some start dreaming of singing “White Christmas” before the leaves begin to fall, while others are staying away from the manger until well into December. Read More »
Work as Worship
For all the time Christians spend working, the Church devotes little time to helping individuals see their work as laden with sacred potential. Read More »
Vast Majority of Churches Still Have Wednesday Night Activities
Nine in 10 Protestant pastors say they have some type of activity on Wednesday night, according to a new study from LifeWay Research. Read More »
3 Reasons Your Church Shouldn’t Be a Perfect Fit for You
Churches that adhere to every one of our preferences can serve as nothing but a weird funhouse mirror—a pet project geared toward self-interest. Read More »
Churches Say Worship Wars Are Over, But Most Still Use Pianos and Hymnals
A new study from LifeWay Research found 15% of Protestant pastors say the biggest challenge they face in the area of music is navigating the varying preferences of members. Read More »