Finding Balance Between Evangelism and Discipleship
Balancing discipleship and evangelism is key to a thriving ministry. This year, I’m committed to reaching others while strengthening believers. Let’s refocus together!
Balancing discipleship and evangelism is key to a thriving ministry. This year, I’m committed to reaching others while strengthening believers. Let’s refocus together!
Sometimes authority means knowing when to stop talking. Learn from Paul’s example in Acts 28 and end unfruitful debates.
When churches stop moving forward, fear often replaces faith. The gospel calls us to press on with Jesus’ mission.
I left the church office to work in coffee shops because that’s where people are. Ministry happens in the everyday moments of life.
Coffee shops and faith go hand in hand. They quench more than thirst—they offer a space for connection, reflection, and deep conversations.
Coffee shops are the modern-day community wells, creating spaces for relationships, ministry, and connection in small towns and beyond.
The Church is shifting from buildings to communities, embracing home-based ministry. Could this be what God intended all along?
Meeting for coffee is about building relationships, not just enjoying a beverage.
Understanding effective outreach ministry through meeting physical, safety, and belonging needs in today’s shifting culture.
In today’s world of abundant communication, the timeless tradition of meeting up for coffee remains an important aspect of everyday life.
While I’m a big fan of technology, admitting that most information is exchanged via text, email, and social media, there’s an undeniable difference when communicating over a good old cup of joe.
As I toured the facilities with the pastor, I started to realize how grim the situation was. It would take way more than a summer work team to turn this church around. It was a large property that resembled a ghost town of sorts; like time stopped a decade prior, when a large group of families just walked away all at once. The property was left to take care of itself. However, the facility wasn’t the problem.