Paris Evangelistic Outreach
The Paris Olympics are just 4 weeks away, and the people who are part of the Paris Evangelistic Outreach are ready to go. The plane tickets have been purchased, the tracts are printed, and rooms
Summer Fellowship: 5 Out of the Box Ideas to Connect With Your Church Family This Summer
The warm summer months are the perfect time to get your church congregation together for some fun, fellowship-building activities. With longer days and beautiful weather, it's easy to get outdoors and bond over games, food,
30 Prayers to Pray to Prepare Your Church for Easter
As Easter quickly approaches, it is important to be prepared to welcome visitors and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. As you go through your preparation checklists, here are 30 prayer points to help get your
Personal Victory in Christ
Like a lot of young people, I was looking for acceptance from my peers when I began my addiction journey. I was thirteen years old and met some boys who lived on my street. These
How to Have a More Outwardly-Facing Group
In time, every group will turn inward. My friend, and former Lifeway Sunday School Director, David Francis, said it this
Is Personal Evangelism Still “A Thing?”
Personal evangelism refers to the practice of individual Christians actively sharing the gospel message of salvation through Jesus Christ with
How many of your people are actually sharing the Gospel regularly?
I grew up using the term “soul winner” and still do. However, that is an Old Testament term, while the
The Power of Connection: Why Contacting Absent Group Members Matters in a Bible Study Group
In a Bible study group, the sense of community and fellowship is vital for spiritual growth and personal encouragement. However,
Rise Up and Be Encouraged: How to Go from Discouragement to Encouragement
You don't have to be in ministry very long before you realize how easy it can be to be overwhelmed
Foster Care: How Your Church Can Help
“You’ll never guess who’s having a baby…” That is FOR SURE a true statement for me because, they were right.