March 2020

God calls the church for times just like the one we are living in.

Customer-centric Sunday experiences have weakened the church— Coronavirus is pushing us to a better way.

The new stimulus bill includes churches and has implication for church staff. Please learn more before making any staff decisions.

Two weeks ago, the question, “How are you doing?” was a passing gesture that meant relatively little. Things have changed.

How one church in Brooklyn, the epicenter of the COVID-19 crisis, is responding to opportunities in their neighborhood.

Over 1500 church leaders responded to our Covid-19 Church Survey.

Encouragement and coaching to pastors to raise our confidence and clarity as it relates to leading generously.

As we are thinking innovatively about how to do church or business with these new limitations, we need a similar level of creativity in team building and de-stressing.

We talked to pastors from Spain and Italy about their experience, which might be the North American experience in just a few weeks.

As the church works to understand and engage the gravity of the suffering and loss around the globe, I’d argue that we are best served by seeing this season as a catalyst.

Churches are asking what they can do during a time of social distancing. We gathered examples from actual churches already engaged.

This coming weekend may represent the fewest people engaging in corporate worship in the last two millennia.

It is time to move from focusing on the current challenge of doing church and turn to the crisis weeks away from our communities.

Since 2016, the detachment of the general population to evangelicalism has increased in both numbers and emotional rancor.

We all want to lead our children well during this unprecedented time.

Yes, you are essential personnel-- so let’s act like it

A Warning and an Opportunity Amidst the Coronavirus

In both Christian and non-Christian circles, the message of hope in this generation has never been so needed.

In light of the current coronavirus crisis, I want to highlight at least three ways—under the New Covenant and Christ’s finished work on the cross—that believers can and should rest.

Disruption is now the daily theme of our workplaces, campuses, homes, and even our inner world.