Discernment
Stewarding Who I Am: A Journey of Groundedness
Have you ever felt crystal clarity about who you are and your mission in life, only to completely lose that clarity to murky confusion? I
Have you ever felt crystal clarity about who you are and your mission in life, only to completely lose that clarity to murky confusion? I
I recently had a conversation with another pastor about how difficult it is to stay emotionally healthy in ministry. I have had this discussion dozens
Over the last year, the Multiply Vineyard team has been restructuring our coaching system in order to better serve church planters, past and present. We
I have been blessed to be involved in planting new churches and replanting existing churches for 47 years and I am still learning every year.
Now is the greatest time in history to plant a church. So, what do you do when you feel this longing in your heart to
As someone on the cusp of Medicare eligibility, I am prone to reflect back, with a shudder, upon my many leadership development mistakes. Not that
Bubba Justice shares with us about how we can sustainably send out and financially support church plants while still staying healthy as a sending church.
One of the values that attracted me to the Vineyard was church planting. I was raised in church but had never before heard those two
As a pastor, I am working hard to lead my church through this very anxious time. We are in uncharted waters. We don’t know what
The fifth-largest Spanish-speaking population is now residing in the United States. Latinos can be found almost in every community of this country. We know the
[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] Building teams of volunteers to accomplish the mission of God in the local church can feel like a challenge. For some of us,
Volunteer leaders are an integral part of every church plant. After you have identified, recruited, and developed these leaders, there is still work to do!
