Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Easter impacted the world in a unique way this year. To unpack why, we’re going to focus on a key person in Jesus’ death and resurrection: Mary Magdalene. … More The Hope of Easter in a Pandemic
Christ demonstrated humility during His passion. This year, Christians have a unique opportunity to also demonstrate humility. … More Humility in Christ’s Passion
The novel coronavirus COVID-19 has led Christians to make sacrifices for Lent they hadn’t thought of on Ash Wednesday. How does this impact “giving something up for Lent?” … More Lenten Sacrifices during a Pandemic
Psalm 46 has provided comfort during uncertain times for funds of years. It is doing so again today. … More Resilience in the Midst of Uncertainty
This post is a reality check for churches desiring to reach people with little or no background in churches. … More Five Shifts for Reaching the “Never Churched”
I read a headline today that started like this: “Coaches need a coach.” It was a great reminder that pastors need a pastor. … More A Pastor Needs a Pastor
Participating in only one or two Holy Week services leaves a gap in the retelling of Jesus’ passion. The good news is all the Holy Week services are right in front of you. … More Reasons to Experience All of Holy Week
After serving for four months, my biggest surprise as District President also surprises many of our professional church workers and lay leaders … More The Biggest Surprise So Far…
Church leaders underestimate the challenge of embracing people with little or no background in churches. Consider the following the prepare your congregation. … More Preparing to Embrace the “Never Churched”
It is dangerous to assume that, because an offense is committed in a church, everyone knows how to apologize. Powerful apologies are an art learned through instruction and experience. … More The Art of Apologizing
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