I’ve identified four concerns about Prayer Walking, concerns that might dissuade congregations or individual Christians from Prayer Walking. It’s time to address them. … More Addressing Concerns about Prayer Walking
It is important for leaders to explain why churches are holding prayer walks. Here are the four most common motivations. … More Four Motivations for Prayer Walking
The question is often asked, “So, what is this ‘Prayer Walking’?” Glad you asked. … More The Art of Prayer Walking
Participating in just one or two of Holy Week services leaves a huge gap in the retelling the story of Jesus’ passion. Fortunately, all three services are waiting for us next week. … More Experiencing All of Holy Week
Wichita State University and Marshall University will compete in the NCAA basketball tournament today. Even though it’s their first meeting in basketball, the schools share an inseparable bond. A bond of shared tragedies. … More Faith in the Midst of Tragedy
In imitating Christ and Christ-followers, we find more than models for the Christian life. We find inspiration. … More Following Heroes of the Faith
As this is All Saints Day, it’s fitting to ask, “How does one become a saint?” I recently was reminded of the answer while unraveling a family mystery. … More How Does One Become a Saint?
Americans spend more than 10 hours a day staring at soft glowing screens. It’s healthier to move some of the time consuming to creating. … More A Case for Creating over Consuming
The backstory about Conversations about Faith & Life speaks to the challenges of discipleship in the local congregation. … More The “Conversations about Faith & Life” Backstory
If you’re in an creative or emotional dry season, here’s five practical ideas for refreshing a stale ministry. … More Five Ideas for Refreshing a Stale Ministry
