Learning from One Another

Managing Change in the Church Who is someone you have seen lead through change well and what is one characteristic that stood out to you? Seminary leader came in and made slow changes over time. Had a passion for the ministry, but did not push changes. Was patient and...

Family Ministry

Partner with parents. Biblical Support Deuteronomy 6 – God’s Design God has chosen parents to be the primary faith trainers in their kid’s lives. Practical Support “The most important social influence in shaping young people’s religious...

Our View of God

What shapes your view of God? Seriously, think about it. Experiences? Expectations? Failures? Triumphs? Frustrations? Hurts? In your eyes, how you’ve seen Him come through? In your eyes, how you haven’t seen Him come through? The reality is that our view...

Stones of Rememberance

Stones of Remembrance The days’ worth remembering – I remember I swore never to be a cheerleader, I remember my first kiss, and I remember the day I decided not to be a college athlete anymore. We all have those specific moments in life that we can...

Character and Conduct in Ministry

“Whoever walks in integrity walks securely, but whoever takes crooked paths will be found out.” Proverbs 10:9 Lacking INTEGRITY = Losing INFLUENCE Can people trust your heart? Six Practical Steps to Living and Leading with Integrity Make sure what you do when no one...

Discipleship in the Church

Previously, we defined and explained what discipleship was, and as sinners, the importance of daily denying ourselves and following Christ. However, we are not meant to pursue Him on our own but alongside a community of believers pushing one another to be more like...