Keep leading. Keep trusting. And let God carry what feels too heavy today. He’s not finished with you—and your faithfulness is making more of a difference than you can see.
The truth is, you don’t need to post every day to be effective. You just need to post consistently and with purpose.
Create with purpose. Trust the process. And keep showing up—even when it feels small. That’s where the real impact lives.
While they don’t have to be exhaustive, there are a few items to consider including in each church staff member’s bio.
I would encourage your church to have an FAQ page on your site and to include the answers to these eight questions:
The SKS evaluation process allows you to find areas where you’ve lost focus or drifted from your mission.
For those of you who have a podcast or want to start one, these are four most important things to focus on with your show.
What if your church was faced with a scandal or legal issue that called for crisis communications? Are you prepared?
If your church decides to set up family photo stations for a holiday or event, take into consideration these eight items:
So why would a 36-year old Millennial enjoy hymnals? Here are five reasons:
As you may know, I host a podcast for Thom Rainer twice a week over at his blog, thomrainer.com. We recently had Michael Hyatt as a guest on the pod, and he made a statement that surprised me somewhat. He stated…
I have always wanted to visit Canada. It would be great to someday visit Montreal, PEI, and possibly Vancouver. Maybe one day. Then I might be able to tell is this graphic is accurate or not.
With two boys—soon to be three—at the house, we love us some Pixar. This looks like it would be pretty good.
Thanks to the Internet, especially Twitter, I’ve had the privilege of getting to know several pastors from all over the country without meeting with them on a frequent basis. I have “internet pastor friends” that I’ve only met briefly, some…
Today marks the release of Andrew Peterson’s latest album “Light for the Lost Boy.” I’ve been a fan of his ever since I bought his “Carried Along” album more than a decade ago.
From time to time I see lists of cheap eBooks online. Here is another crop to fill your Kindle without emptying your wallet.
So, after a couple of recycled talks on Day One, I was hoping for some originality in day two. And I was not disappointed. Patrick Lencioni led off with probably the best talk of the conference. He’s just outstanding. If…