How COVID-19 is Affecting our Mental Health
Our world and our lives changed abruptly over the last few months. From school closings, loss of jobs, and concerns for our health and safety,
Our world and our lives changed abruptly over the last few months. From school closings, loss of jobs, and concerns for our health and safety,
Over the past few weeks images of death, destruction, and anger have filled the screens of our phones and televisions. In America, this is nothing
Life has changed drastically over the last couple weeks. Sure, some of the normal routines continue. My kids still wake up about half an hour
One important characteristic of a successful church planter is the ability to handle finances well. Most church planting organizations require a church planter to have
When I am studying, collecting ideas, mind-mapping thoughts, and prayerfully working on the sermons I preach, I have a number of goals that are in the back of my mind. Here are 5 of my goals:
A seasoned pastor once told me, “Ministry can be broken down into two categories: difficult and more difficult.” I’m not convinced that his pessimistic outlook
Isolation and loneliness are issues most pastors struggle with when it comes to ministering in rural communities. Plus, multiplying a small town church can feel
[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] Small towns are unique; they have a sense of community, of belonging that is usually unlike larger cities. While most large cities have
[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] As people who are led by the Holy Spirit and continually asking “What is the Father doing?”, it’s easy to find ourselves in
Church Planters flourish when they are mentored, challenged, and supported in the kingdom work that they’re doing. Bi-vocational planters especially want to know that someone
Sharing the Kingdom means communicating God’s love in action to our neighbors. To be a healthy church, an evangelistic church, we have to begin by