Why Churches Should Embrace Our Gig Economy
Embrace the gig economy to find skilled, part-time church staff, enhancing mission fulfillment without the high costs of traditional full-time hiring.
Real, practical help for following Jesus and walking with others toward maturity in Christ; grace over striving, formation over behaviour management.
Embrace the gig economy to find skilled, part-time church staff, enhancing mission fulfillment without the high costs of traditional full-time hiring.
Individual wisdom stems from personal experience and faith, while collective wisdom in groups sparks innovative solutions through respectful collaboration and spiritual guidance.
Sabbath isn’t a burden but a gift. Rediscover the art of stopping and experience God’s renewal for your soul, family, and faith.
Adaptation is a crucial part of following Jesus. When the Spirit calls for change, will you embrace it?
Commitment builds momentum in faith. One step at a time, we grow by trusting Jesus, even when it’s scary or unknown.
Fasting deepens your dependence on God and increases the frequency of prayer by drawing your heart closer to His presence.
Learn how to dream bigger with God through three spiritual practices from Romans 12 that align your life with His greater purpose.
Take a 30-day journey through Scripture and reflection that helps you grow in humility, wisdom, and faith as a follower of Christ and a leader in life.
Five outcomes that reveal how the Gospel transforms our hearts and lives.
Culture says improve yourself. Scripture says invest in others. Here’s the counter-cultural way to build a legacy that lasts beyond your lifetime.
Congregations are still struggling to reach their pre-COVID numbers for physical gatherings. Some remain online or continue to meet in small groups at home. Congregations are dispersed in a way that we haven’t seen in centuries…or millennia. Church leaders are looking for direction. Will God provide direction? He will, in His time for His purpose.
We’ve been in a wilderness over the past two years. Our wilderness has been social, societal, phycological and political. It’s been very exhausting, like walking through the wilderness. We have been bombarded with fear through confusion, isolation and polarization.