Old Tools Can Still Work
Old tools can still work. Sometimes the best step forward in ministry leadership is rethinking what you already have.
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Mentorship That Lasts
True mentorship and discipleship leave a lasting impact that events never can.
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Volunteering That Impacts Eternity
Volunteering in your community can build trust, deepen relationships, and open doors for the gospel.
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The Secret to Finding God’s Will
The secret to finding God’s will is not about chasing answers but seeking Him first in love, trust, and relationship.
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Lessons from Star Wars and New Ideas
Star Wars leadership lessons remind us not to overcomplicate simple things or hold too tightly to bad ideas.
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Lessons I Wish I Knew After Bible College
Four lessons Bible college didn’t teach me—and how young pastors can navigate early ministry with humility, authenticity, and grace.
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A Powerful Accountability Tool
I share how Covenant Eyes and the Victory App bring relational accountability and hope in the fight against pornography.
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When the Church Faces Mental Illness
How should the church handle mental illness? Protecting the flock while welcoming the hurting takes courage, compassion, and wisdom.
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When Stress Feels Like a Storm
When stress feels like a storm, Jesus brings peace. He calms the waves of anxiety and strengthens us to trust Him.
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Benefits of Serving in Camp Ministry
Looking back on my camp ministry days, I’m grateful for the blessings of creation, adventure, and family that shaped my walk with Christ.
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3 Lessons on Perseverance from Cycling
Cycling taught me three lessons about perseverance that apply to faith and leadership.
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Protecting Children in the Church
Protecting children in the church is urgent. Every leader must take action now to safeguard those in our care.
