We are wired for beauty. Our brains recognize it without training, and our bodies respond to it without thinking. Richard Whetsell explains that it is a principle that applies to ministry as well as creation.
Have you found yourself operating with an old system of management that is no longer working in ministry? David King shares wisdom on making transition to a new system of management that fits changes in worldview and culture.
Justin Snider discusses paperwork in ministry.
Is there a best way for handling employees in ministry? Deb Rice shares best practices for handling human resources in the church.
Becoming more agile as a congregation may increase your productivity and make your church more effective for the kingdom of God. Read more from Ed Jaramillo as he discusses an important leadership principle.
In Genesis 1:28, God commanded Adam to “…fill the earth and subdue it.” However, should we take this as a license to do with the earth and its natural resources all that we want, without considering the consequences?
We’ve heard the phrase, “the Devil is in the details.” What if God is the one in the details?
We are all tasked with making disciples, but what practical steps is your congregation taking in order to fulfill that calling in the other 159 hours of the week? Ryan Korstange shares some questions to ask yourself that will get you going in the right direction.
Yesterday, TMZ reported that international superstar Prince did not leave a Last Will & Testament will when he died last Thursday. What could the church possibly learn from this? Read more Thad Austin as he examines the event in light of church culture.
The early Church Fathers taught the importance of living the examined life. Read more from Bishop Bill McAlilly as he wonders how church leaders may follow their example.
The landscape of church leadership has been steadily changing. How can we move with the transition in ways that are beneficial to our congregations? Bob Whitesel explains these changes and how to effectively adapt.
That moment of panic sets in when you hear the words… “I quit.” How do you keep a level head and handle the situation in a godly way when your volunteer resigns? Aaron Perry offers some solid tips on what to do next.
