Why Your Church Needs a Veterans Ministry (And How to Start One)
Have you ever thought about the fact that there are 30.1 million veterans and their family members living in the United States
Why 98% of Believers Never Share Their Faith — And What We Can Do About It
What if I told you that 98% of believers are not talking to their family, friends, neighbors, or classmates about Jesus? Not
Could Your Empty Classrooms Be the Next Mission Field? How the LUOA Affiliate Program Is Turning Church Buildings Into Christ-Centered Schools
Walk through most churches on a Tuesday afternoon and you'll find the same thing: rows of empty classrooms. Sunday School rooms, fellowship
Backyard Mission Field: Summer Outreach Ideas That Don’t Require a Budget
Every summer, churches load up vans, book flights, and send teams across the country — or across the world — to do
The 5-Minute Weekly Email Your Congregation Will Actually Open
Let's be honest: most church emails go straight to the digital trash bin. You spend an hour crafting the perfect weekly update,
Don’t Hibernate Your Ministry: 5 Reasons Winter Is Prime Time for Outreach
When the temperature drops and the days get shorter, it's tempting for churches to shift into hibernation mode. Attendance dips, energy wanes, and ministry
The Ultimate Ministry Dilemma: Choosing Your BCMN 2025 Breakout Sessions
Picture this: You're a kid in a candy store, but you can only choose two pieces. That's exactly how ministry leaders will
Looking Up, Reaching Out: Why BCMN National Meeting 2025 Could Be Your Ministry’s Most Important Conference
"And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh."
Growing Our Church Family: Exciting Opportunity for an Outreach Director at Florence Baptist Temple
In today's fast-paced world, finding a spiritual home where you can grow, connect, and serve alongside others is more important than ever.
Starting Strong: A New Year Message for Ministry Leaders
As we step into this new year, I'm reminded of Paul's words to the Philippians: “Forgetting those things which are behind, and