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Free Resources for Worship & Creative
Free Graphics Package: Church Bulletin Templates
"These 8.5×11 templates include 3 Photoshop files ready for you to customize to your look."
Articles for Pastors
9 Ways to Deal With Church Bullies
"Higher-expectation churches tend to be more unified, more Great Commission focused, more biblically defined and more servant oriented."
Articles for Outreach & Missions
I Thought Christians Were Stupid Bigots
It's stupid to pretend like what the Bible is saying isn’t true just because it’s inconvenient
Christian News
Barna: More Americans Now Believe in Satan Than in God
The latest report in Dr. George Barna’s American Worldview Inventory had a few surprises, among them the fact that more Americans believe in Satan than believe in God.
Christian News
Sy Rogers, Pastor Known for Overcoming Homosexuality, Has Died
“I've lost a friend, and we've all lost a giant,” Joe Dallas, author and ministry leader, wrote in a tribute to Sy Rogers.
Podcast
Dan Allender: Ministry That Heals Wounded Hearts
“I can't think of anything more fun on earth to do than to put my foot on the neck of evil and simultaneously grow the fruit of the glory of God on this earth."
Articles for Outreach & Missions
Easter Faith Amid a Pandemic
Isn’t that what this pandemic is teaching us again? It’s decency that matters. Kindness. Community. Interdependence, not independence is what makes healing possible. We are interconnected, so let’s live like it.
Articles for Outreach & Missions
Does Art Matter in a Pandemic?
The point is not about the particular worthiness of the National Endowment for the Arts, but about the self-evidently unimportant nature of art in general, which is obscured in times of wealth and ease but exposed during crisis.
