Faith and Social Media by Rob Haynes

January 31, 2019

Over lunch recently, a ministerial colleague and I were discussing the various ways local churches seek to use social media…

Relaunch by Edgar Bazan

January 30, 2019

In the past, I’ve talked about reset as the ability to embrace and move into the new things that God…

A Grief In Birth by Aaron Perry

January 23, 2019

I’ve never been pregnant. I watched my wife, a complete champion, bear three children with heroic efforts. Bearing a child means…

The Pain Of Misalignment: God And The Disordered Body by Elizabeth Glass Turner

January 17, 2019

The statement on the website shouted loudly and clearly what many people instinctively know if they let themselves notice it:…

What Defines You This Year? by Otis T. McMillan

January 16, 2019

“Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled.” – Matthew 5:6 The proper…

A Hard Reset by Edgar Bazan

January 10, 2019

What do you do when a phone freezes, stops working, or is unresponsive? You toss it to the ground, step…

How Church Personalities Reveal Epiphany Living by Priscilla Hammond

January 9, 2019

Churches have personalities, expressed through their organization, Christian education
processes, preaching, and worship. Each can have strengths and challenges, but the diversity is reflective of the differences we see in people, including the
Apostles.

Instead of focusing on which
organizational structure or form of worship we prefer, we need to ask if our church is manifesting Christ to the world.

Our Greatest Leadership Challenge of the New Year by James Petticrew

January 1, 2019

I have often thought when hearing of another nose-dive from ministry, “not him?” but underlying that has been a naive attitude that has assumed that it won’t ever be me.