Child Safety at Church: 7 Vital Steps From James Emery White
Jesus said, “Let the children come.” Churches should be a safe place for kids. James Emery White shares a vital list of 7 steps toward child safety at church.
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“Radical Church Planting” Means Going Subterranean
Truly radical church planting requires us to go deep: the “subterranean” life of the church must be rooted at least four ways.
10 Must-Have Generosity Resources
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We’ve compiled 10 resources to help grow generosity in your church. Which ones will work for you?
The Secret of Christmas: He’s the God of Nobodies
This season, if you are a nobody—rejoice! You are not far from the Kingdom of God, because He’s the God of nobodies, like you and me.
Are You Forgetting the People You Have in Order to Grow Your Church?
If we desire to build healthy churches, we should know that the love of God has to flow down the aisles of our churches before it will flow down the streets of our cities.
Why You Shouldn’t Plan Your Church’s Devotionals
It’s tempting when a believer comes to you, saying, “Pastor, I have a hard time reading the Bible regularly. Can you give me a devotional plan?” Resist this temptation! There is a better way.
The Prophetic Word: Does God Still Speak Into Our Lives?
Does God give insight into people’s lives as a prophetic word? I think the answer is yes! A prophetic word, also known as a “word of knowledge,” is a prophecy given by a worshiper for the congregation.
Rethink Christmas—An Opportunity to Testify!
You can rethink Christmas by asking a simple question: How will you respond to this good news of great joy that is for all people—that is, for you?
Free Resource: 3,000 Sermon Message Titles
Let someone else’s old ideas serve as a creative springboard for your new ideas: Start with this list of 3,000 sermon message titles.
Women in Ministry: A Journey Toward Purpose
Purpose is one of the most difficult non-tangibles to grasp, especially if you are a woman. And for women in ministry, the journey to accepting it, acknowledging it and stepping into it can be difficult.
