When church leaders treat the church as an organization instead of the family of God …
Many church leaders are taught — or choose — to lead their local churches as if they were organizations, rather than the body of Christ or the […]
Many church leaders are taught — or choose — to lead their local churches as if they were organizations, rather than the body of Christ or the […]
So much of the conversation around church resources and strategies revolves around large churches with expansive teams and cutting-edge programs, but the reality for most congregations is […]
Somewhere along the way, the modern church lost sight of something significant, something that was second nature to the early Christians. Spiritual gifts were not just a […]
The Great Commission is clear: “… There, go and make disciples of all nations …” (Matthew 28:18-20). Evangelism is not just an aspect of the church’s mission, […]
In countless churches today, prayer has become little more than a functional tool, reduced to transitions that mark the next stage of a service. A quick prayer […]
Across many parts of the globe — particularly in Africa, South America, Asia, and the Middle East — there is an insatiable hunger for evangelism, discipleship, and […]
This morning, I shared on a couple social media platforms the meme posted to the right. It sounds radical, but it really isn’t. People will rearrange their […]
Christian clinical therapists play an important role in helping individuals navigate the complexities of mental health and emotional well-being from a faith-based perspective. Just as pastors may […]
In the latter part of the 20th century, many churches experienced a notable change in their approach to ministry. During this time, there was a marked transition […]
As both a minister and a counselor, I understand the delicate balance between the roles of pastoral care and professional mental health counseling. While it is crucial […]