
Is Your Ministry Friendly – or Do People Actually Have Friends?
Most churches would describe themselves as friendly. We greet people at the door. We smile. We have volunteers ready to

Most churches would describe themselves as friendly. We greet people at the door. We smile. We have volunteers ready to

There is always something else to do in ministry. A lesson needs to be written. An email needs to be

There is a growing problem within American evangelical churches. Our churches are becoming increasingly biblically illiterate. Bible literacy refers to

“We don’t need to be afraid about sharing our faith,” said 13-year-old Paisley Welch of First Baptist Church Hazel Green,

As teenagers back in the 1990s, we had a lot of crazy phrases we uttered on a regular basis. Like,

Several years ago, I had the opportunity to serve under a seasoned pastor. During one of our Monday meetings, he

I have been preaching the Gospel for more than 38 years, and one thing that hasn’t changed is a call

It’s February, which means “love” is back on the mind for many of our students. Valentine’s Day comes with all

Think back to the first person who really believed in you. Maybe it was a pastor who invited you into

During the Christmas season, it seems like our calendars get busier than ever. Many of us go, go, go until

One of the most vital, and usually overlooked, aspects of student ministry is engaging and connecting with parents. While we,

Healthy ministry flows from healthy leaders. Living this out requires that one recognize the importance of self-management and self-care in