Train People Before You Need Them
There is only so much one person can do. That is not false humility; it is arithmetic. You can preach, visit, counsel, lead, and pour yourself out completely, and you will still hit the ceiling
Before the Fire Gets Hot
There's a lesson I learned the hard way as a kid — one that involved rubbing alcohol, matches, and a decision I'd rather not repeat. The short version: I watched someone else handle fire and
Build Momentum with a Simple Social Media Plan: Turning one Sunday sermon into a full week of gospel-centered content
Have you ever looked at social media and wondered, “How can our church possibly stand out when there is so much content competing for attention?” Between endless posts, paid advertisements, and AI-generated content, social media
Gospel Hospitality: Welcoming Summer Visitors with Spiritual Discernment
Our family pulled into the parking lot of a small church in Tennessee on a Sunday evening. While vacationing and away from home, we did what many ministry families do — searched for a congregation
Building Bridges: How Next-Gen Church Leaders Can Connect with Parents Beyond Services
One of the most important goals for a Next-Gen leader is helping to activate your families to take on the
Stories from Paris: Olympic Outreach Testimonies
The Paris Olympic Outreach had a huge impact on the people who went and the churches who sent them. In
BCMN National Conference 2024: Equipping Leaders, Empowering Ministry
Are you ready to be inspired, equipped, and empowered for ministry? Mark your calendars for the BCMN National Conference 2024,
Four Essential Environments for Kid Min Leadership Development
Warm bodies, check. Clean rooms, check. Organized Curriculum, check. Most of the time, that is what we think of when
Bringing the Good News to the Global Games: How the Gospel Was Shared at the 2024 Paris Olympics
From July 26 to August 11, the Summer Olympics took place in Paris, France. An estimated 10,500 athletes from 206
Care: The Front Line of Ministry
Those of us in the ministry spend a lot of time doing exactly that: ministering; serving and caring for others.
The Baptist Church Ministry Network: Uniting and Equipping God’s Workers
Many of you no doubt remember and possibly even attended the very first conference we held here in Canton, OH
Creating Opportunities For Kids To Hear From God
How can you help your kids hear from God on a regular basis? Every Christian parent wants their child to
5 Ways Your Church Can Help Families Get Ready for Back to School
It's that time of year again - back to school season is here! While this time of year can be
Reach Out For Outreach: Ideas For Student Ministry Outreaches
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a pastor once told me that every youth meeting and
Paris Evangelistic Outreach
The Paris Olympics are just 4 weeks away, and the people who are part of the Paris Evangelistic Outreach are
AJ York – BCMN Endorsed Church Planter
A.J. York is currently on staff at Bible Baptist Church in Gulfport, Mississippi where Mike Spann is the pastor. He
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
6 Time Management Tips For A Busy Pastor
Serving in full-time ministry is one of the most rewarding callings, but it can also be one of the most
Before Church Camp Begins: Practical Tips for Spiritually Preparing for Camp
It’s here!!!! Camp season is upon us, which means the registrations, reservations, communications, and eager anticipation are in full swing.
Summer Kids Ministry Events: 6 Ways To Get Your Church Ready
The summer months provide a great opportunity for our churches to host fun, engaging events and programming specifically aimed at
3 Benefits of Regular Fellowship Beyond Your Group’s Bible Study
In the context of Bible study groups, fellowship plays a vital role in fostering spiritual growth, building strong relationships, and
Eight Ways to Protect Your Time In Ministry
In ministry, time is precious and often spread thin across many different areas - preaching, teaching, counseling, and administration. It
“I Found Your Church Online”
Much research has been done about how most people come to a church, and the consensus remains that the biggest
You Are More Than “Just a Teacher”
In the bustling rhythm of modern life, where schedules are packed and priorities often jostle for attention, one might overlook
Admit Your Own Blindness
H- Highlight 41 Jesus said unto them, If ye were blind, ye should have no sin: but now ye say,