What Equipping for Ministry Really Means
Equipping for ministry means walking alongside people until they discover their gifts and step into serving God’s church.
Equipping for ministry means walking alongside people until they discover their gifts and step into serving God’s church.
A ministry coaching model that taught me to ask better questions, listen more, and trust the Holy Spirit to do the rest.
Somewhere between the dance studio and the hockey rink, love for our kids can quietly become worship of our kids.
What leading a church board taught me about stewardship, unity, and Christ-centered governance.
Ten biblical marks that make a ministry team healthy, drawn from leading Mountainview’s team through revitalization.
I didn’t have a mentoring plan until I started asking myself five honest questions before saying yes to walk with someone.
A mentor puts in and a coach draws out. Here’s how I decide which one the people I’m leading actually need.
How a good marriage can quietly become the idol of relationship, and what two honest questions each of us should ask this week.
A biblical look at who really holds authority over life and death, and why comfort is the church’s calling.
God is calling you before you’re ready, just like Joshua. Here’s what his story teaches about courage and taking the next step.
Vibrant humility in faith means staying humble with people you disagree with, even when it costs you being right.
Healthy boundaries protect your walk with God and bring real freedom to your relationships, inside and outside the church.