Church Planting

Wheaton College Billy Graham Center and Converge's latest partnership to raise Christian leaders.

I can almost say for certain that, in our lifetime, there has never been a more appropriate time to think and talk about innovation in mission and church planting.

How are the times changing? Here are four cultural realities which require a different kind of response from the church.

The missiological strategies developed a generation ago should now be acted on if they still apply, updated if they do not, or put away if they are hindering mission in our time.

One-on-One with Daniel Henderson on finishing well.

Knowing that God is in control, we are not afraid of the pandemic, not afraid of the government, not afraid of failure, or criticism, or anything else!

Governors care about the people; so do church leaders. We need to work together.

Darrin’s death is not the last word on his life. His love for pastors—and his concern for their mental health and thriving—can be part of our response today.

As we slowly emerge out from sheltering in place to a “new” normal, what will the new normal look like for churches in America?

In a catastrophe like this, where literally no community in the country is unaffected, we wanted to make sure we took care of workers across various sectors.