Back to dial-up internet. That’s right, I said dial-up internet. Are you old enough to remember the buzz and whir of connecting and the interruptions ever time someone picked up the phone? I assure you that it was easier back then. Now, webpages are complex and full of graphics. Other than Google’s homepage, every other site…
As Christians, we want others to know Christ. Photo Credit: trbpix via photopin cc We want to convince the atheist that God’s created design is truth. We want to convince the muslim that God is Trinity. We want to convince the sikh that there is only One true God. We want to convince the Jew that…
There is an unplanned generational shift that is taking place. Whether we like it or not, the next generation is impacting the Western world in massive ways. They’re transforming common thoughts and ideas. Most of these shifts are based on their value system.
Day 2 with our media specialist. Yesterday, I posted about Josh Laverty. In Part 1, we highlighted Josh’s focus on the photography and videography side of his business.
It’s difficult to stay media savvy. Personally, I feel like I learn something new every couple of days. Yet, I always feel one step behind cultural trends and organizational tools.
Church membership isn’t about perks—it’s about belonging, responsibility, and shared mission.
Camp ministry changes lives—kids, teens, and adults alike.
Branching out in faith takes courage. Jesus modeled it with His disciples, and we’re called to live it too.
Old tools can still work. Sometimes the best step forward in ministry leadership is rethinking what you already have.
True mentorship and discipleship leave a lasting impact that events never can.
Criticism can hurt but it sharpens our character as believers.
Embrace seasons of change as opportunities to grow in faith, focus, and resilience.