The Counter-Cultural Way To Build a Legacy
Culture says improve yourself. Scripture says invest in others. Here’s the counter-cultural way to build a legacy that lasts beyond your lifetime.
Culture says improve yourself. Scripture says invest in others. Here’s the counter-cultural way to build a legacy that lasts beyond your lifetime.
Millennials will be the majority by 2029. Here’s what every leader needs to know about leading millennials in the church and workplace.
Your personality shapes how you share the Gospel. Here’s an honest look at evangelism and the Enneagram — and what gets in the way.
How do you do church outreach in a secular city? Jeremy Norton shares lessons from Whitehorse, possibly North America’s least religious city.
The Northern Roads audiobook is now on Audible. Here’s how to listen to Jeremy Norton’s memoir of faith and northern ministry for free.
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.
This Friday will be the final day of my sabbatical. In this longer-than-usual post, I will try my best to unpack what the past three months looked like and felt like. This post will be insightful for both (1) those who wondered what I was up to for 3 months, and (2) those who are considering a sabbatical in the future.
Although it might not always feel like it; although you might not always see it happening, God is intimately involved in your life each and every day. Why? Because He has a greater purpose, and you are part of His plan. He wants to bring meaning and value to your life for His glory and the Gospel.
What have you had to endure throughout the pandemic? How might you be hurting or suffering as we hit the 2-year mark? What wounds might you be carrying?
What has your pastor and church staff had to endure throughout the pandemic? How might they be hurting or suffering as we hit the 2-year mark? What wounds might they be carrying?
I’ve been sitting on this post for the past two weeks. As a pastor, it’s hard to know when to speak up and when to stay silent, since I have friends and family on both sides of this discussion. As I watch protesters being rounded up by police, I feel like it’s time to publish a few thoughts.
After 7+ years of pastoral ministry at Mountainview Church, I’ll be taking an extended time of sabbath rest and spiritual renewal. Just over 3 months to reflect and refocus on my calling as a pastor. Before I leave, I wanted to write a post to say thank you.