Prayer is essential to small group growth! We should never neglect the inviting of the Lord’s presence into our groups, through prayer. The sharing of requests and offering of prayer is not only beneficial, but expected by most people attending a small group. Prayer should always be given when requests are shared. Prayer can take place…
We need a team perspective. In my opinion, biblical truth aligns perfectly with the team perspective. For example, in Ecclesiastes 4, we read that, “Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them falls down, one can help the other up.” (4:9-10a)
Our family was in a hotel recently and they had a kids treasure chest. At check-in, children can pick one item from the chest. In the chest, was a bunch of toys; a few of which were these styrofoam gliders.
The boys grabbed them with excitement and ran over to me. “Dad, check these out! Aren’t they awesome?”
Our call has been to make Whitehorse our permanent field of harvest for future ministry. God fast-forwarded that plan. On September 3rd, 2014, we began our journey North.
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.
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.
Change can feel uncomfortable, but it’s often necessary for growth. Just like losing a tooth.
Obstacles in leadership can become moments of deep thanksgiving when we trust God and lean into His guidance.
A biker ministry that’s all about Jesus, not the patch.
God moves when we respond. Feeding over 100 homeless teens reminded me that He always provides more than we imagine.
Simple acts of service—providing food and warm clothing—can change lives and bring communities together in powerful ways.