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Articles for Outreach & Missions
Flabby Bodies, Fat Naps and the Need for Ministry Leaders to Get Fit
Ministry is hard. It is mentally, emotionally and spiritually taxing. So when you are physically strong it enables you to face these challenges with a sharp mind and strong body.
Articles for Pastors
Getting Alone With God Is Always in Season
Regardless of the season you’re in right now, it’s always appropriate to withdraw and spend time seeking God’s favor on your life and ministry.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Is Your Youth Ministry a Dry Wasteland?
God is doing something new, and He has already begun. He is making a path.
Articles for Pastors
Bogged Down in Minutiae: The Occupational Hazard of the Pastor’s Daily Existence
The pastor of a church running 150 up to 400 or 500 or more will always have more on his plate than he can get to.
Articles for Pastors
Start a New Year With a Blank Page
Have you given God a blank page to plan your life? Some suggestions on making resolutions for a new year.
Articles for Pastors
5 Personal Reflection Questions to Evaluate Your Year and Start the New Year Right
The start of a new year is a great time for reflection and planning ahead. Here are five suggestions to help you in that process.
Videos For Pastors
Before You Preach on the Soul, Watch This Video
In the Old Testament the word for soul, "nephesh," is much broader than our English word describes. In fact, it refers to the entire body.
Christian News
Is the Gospel Being Hindered by Unethical Clergy?
A new survey shows a growing number of people think clergy are unethical. Does the research suggest there's need for a code of ethics?
