2020

True church growth transfers people from the domain of darkness into the glorious light of Christ.

The truth is that Christians never retire. Until our last breath, God has work for us to do.

Paul knew that if people became the central focus of the church, the church would be conformed into the image of people not the image of Christ.

The Surgeon General's advice for churches: good hygiene, and it's time to "limit touching, especially hand-to-hand.”

The Body of Christ isn’t complete without people with disabilities and their families, but in our experience, the vast majority of them are cut off from the Body of Christ.

Are you prayerfully discerning where God is creatively leading in seeking the lost?

Technology is making the gospel available to people around the world like never before.

How we respond in times when we feel powerless may offer a greater opportunity for growth for us and to witness to others.

Doing does not result in done. It only leads to more doing.

The main reason people persevere is that they “see” something that is bigger than themselves or their current reality.

God is our refuge in times of troubles, and he is our defender, as well as our deliverer.

(The Art of Church Planting Preaching) Part 2

While the world has been consumed by news about Iran, China, and conflicts in other regions, militant and extremist groups in Nigeria have waged a campaign of death and devastation against Christians.

When our evangelism is lost in translation, it might be time to consider how we can cross the communication divide?

At the center of the universe is a community. It is out and for that relationship you and I were created and redeemed. It turns out that community is the trinity.

As we enter into 2020, challenges to evangelism continue to rise. We need to face them to help us prioritize the spread of the gospel.

Identifying, equipping, and releasing leaders is critical to church health and growth.

(Or, The Art of Church Planting Preaching) Part 1

What is central to Jesus’ mission for us has become secondary to many Christians.

Leadership in Church Revitalization