Peace
Peace in the Bible and Why It Still Matters Today Peace means more than no conflict. In Scripture, “shalom” refers to wholeness, security, and well-being—not just silence or safety. God […]
Fasting: A Surprising Journey into Joy
Fasting: A Surprising Journey into Joy Desperation led to a new spiritual rhythm. In a season of overwhelming burden, the author turned to fasting and found unexpected peace and clarity […]
3 Dilemmas, 2 Discoveries, and 1 Desire: My Thoughts on Matthew Bates’s Gospel Allegiance
3 Dilemmas, 2 Discoveries, and 1 Desire: A Gospel Wake-Up Call Evangelism often lacks depth, leading to conversions without lasting discipleship or allegiance to King Jesus. Misunderstandings about the gospel […]
Rip Current
Rip Current Realities – Navigating Faith through Resistance Spiritual rip currents pull us from God. Just as ocean currents drag swimmers out, life’s ministry hardships can make us feel distant […]
Can Your Church Love Its Community Well? Here’s How This One Did.
Can Your Church Love Its Community Well? Learn from This Example What happens when church becomes a verb? Crossroads Christian Church in Macon, MO, canceled its Sunday service to serve […]
Fight for It
Fight for It: Releasing Emotional Weight for Relational Health Carrying emotional weight—like unforgiveness and hurt— is common in church communities, but it hinders both spiritual and relational health. Healing begins […]
Worship Leading: Minutes, Moments, and Memory
Worship Leading That Guides with Structure and Surrender Planning is part of worship leading. Leaders must manage countdowns, transitions, and service elements while staying attentive to the team and logistics. […]
5 Important Things New Ministers Need to Know
5 Important Things New Ministers Need to Know for Starting Strong Spiritual health is foundational – New ministers must guard their relationship with God to avoid burnout and lead from […]