Why go to church when I can watch online? This was a great question posed to me last week by a good friend. He forced me to stop and think about what I believe. See if you agree or not.
A Summary of the Authorizations of Liturgical Texts
This is the second essay in a series on Resolution 2022-A059, the first reading of a complete revision to Article X of the Constitution, the section that establishes the Book of Common Prayer and outlines the process for its amendment and possible revision.
How Not to Be Discouraged With Church People
Most people, pastors and laypeople alike, become disappointed with their church, especially with church people. It’s inevitable. People are flawed and since churches are made up of people, churches are flawed. If we’re not careful, though, this disappointment can turn into discouragement, frustration and anger.
Everybody's Got Chores
Let's face it. For any organization to function, whether it's a family, church, or multi-billion dollar corporation, there are chores that have to be done. These chores aren't fun, dignified, or resume-enhancing. They simply have to be done or everything grinds to a halt.
Teach Theology—Your Church Needs It
The 2022 State of Theology study revealed theological illiteracy in the church. How can pastors address this deficit and teach theology?
Praying in Public
“Can I get three people to pray?” And silence. Crickets. No one. Is there any more awkward 9.3 seconds? You know what I mean, right? Does anyone have a prayer request? Sure, about 35 of us, but then that silence. And then, the same 3 people volunteer or are “voluntold.”
The Surprising Way Christian Schools Can Improve Mental Health Resources
Results from a recent survey provide clues that may help therapists better serve the next generation.
Pastor’s Toolbox: Use Facebook To Grow Your Church
Facebook is one of the most useful tools a pastor or church leader can use to connect with people. But you can do so much more than post church announcements. The following are a pastor’s toolbox for online engagement....
Do We Secretly Resent Evangelism?
When it comes to the Great Commission, our hearts aren’t really in it. Something far deeper than practical or operational limitations is causing our mission fatigue. What ails us goes right to the core of our relationship with God.
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