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 New Testament uses terms or words like “make disciples” in Matthew 28:19, “witness” in Acts
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, when members are absent, the group dynamic can be disrupted, and individuals may feel disconnected.
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 with negativity. Whether that comes from your congregation or perhaps in your own heart. Finding
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. I never would have guessed who was having a baby, or should I say who
The Stewardship of the Gospel
The Gospel is the good news of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ (I Corinthians 15:3-4). The apostle
The Stewardship of Talents – Matthew 25:14-30
In this parable the Lord is going to use one of the things that is most valued to men…”money”…to contrast
Easy, Quick and Free Appreciation Gift You Can Give To Your Kid’s Ministry Workers For Christmas This Sunday!
Our Kid Ministry Leaders and Sunday School teachers are some of the hardest working volunteers we serve alongside all year.
Are You Prepared for Your Holiday Guests?
There are a plethora of events and activities, as well as skillfully coordinated planning, that takes place in a church’s
Wise Leadership in a Foolish World
Everyone needs wisdom, especially pastors and other ministry leaders. This was the theme of a recent Ohio BCMN meeting at