The Early Church didn't make a distinction. So why do we?

Spiritual gifts have little to do with innate personal strengths and far more to do with a yielded weakness.

When small churches follow a strict Org Chart, people end up filling positions instead of operating within their talents, gifts and passion.

The same Spirit that descended on the disciples at Pentecost empowers our devotion to God.

Let’s ask the early church fathers.

A 21st-century global movement sets the Word on fire with gospel preaching and powerful spiritual gifts.

Let’s rejoice in them—while looking forward to a time when they’re no longer needed.

Understanding your spiritual gifts can help you determine the work to which God has called you.

When we allow God to use our full identity, amazing ministry can follow.

What does it take to develop leaders in your church?

Amy Orr-Ewing says it takes a combination of being proactive and listening for God’s leading.

Seeing two women lead our church gave me the freedom to pursue the gifts God had given me.

One couple’s story of leaning into their unique gifts and callings as they lead together

Big churches and small churches are different. But it’s not a difference of quality, theology or willingness.

Develop a deeper and more vital Christian understanding of how to discern our own secondary vocations in light of our primary vocation as a follower of Christ.

This download gives practical advice in what biblical hospitality is and how it should shape your ministry.

Need Christians to help and lead at church? I know plenty.

J. D. Greear remembers what gets missed in secondary debates.

Good news for our bodies—in this life and the next.