If you’re leading or serving in a smaller ministry or church, you’ve likely experienced inconsistent and unstructured communication. Without a clear guide, information gets shared in random, disconnected ways, leading…
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There’s a fascinating paradox in Western culture—the tension between individualism and conformity. On one hand, marketing and media constantly reinforce the idea that we are unique, special, and deserving of…
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In my current studies, I encountered a remarkable statement by Jared C. Wilson in his book, The Gospel-Driven Church: “The preaching event is the centerpiece of the worship gathering because…
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In today’s churches, many congregants attend Sunday services with good intentions but often leave as passive spectators. They receive new information, nod in agreement, and perhaps feel moved for a…
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One of the most important aspects of ministry is its volunteers. For organizational leadership, having volunteers is encouraging because it helps in accomplishing your mission. It gives a shared sense…
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