Jack Hayford

We aim to worship not only with our minds, but also with our hearts.

We want to nurture an atmosphere where people sense God’s presence and respond to him.

People and institutions begin to corrode when fleshly zeal is tied to spiritual goals.

God’s ‘chesed’ love is active, ongoing, and the basis of our thanksgiving.

A clear word at the right time can keep the church from pulling apart

When we partake in Communion, we should remember that Jesus’ death provides us with forgiveness and strength for each day.

Choosing not to forgive, submit, and repent will keep us from receiving the good things God plans for us.

Whatever our circumstances, we must see that Jesus is here.

An interview with Jack Hayford

To please God, worship must do these four things.

A clear word at the right time can keep the church from getting separated.

Seven leaders identify ministry’s most strategic points.

Different froms of private prayer can make a difference in public worship.

A purposeful leader explains his unorthodox approach.