Creating podcast content that encourages spiritual growth in your church is an effective way to connect with people we minister to on Sundays.
The Christian case for democracy
There is a Christian case to be made for real democracy; it’s just that we’ve forgotten it or rejected it.
Politics and Parenting: Guiding Our Children Through 2024
...most parents and caregivers don’t view their political engagement as an opportunity to help their children know who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. But as Christian parents and caregivers that exactly what it is!
In the region of the country in which I live, I hear a growing number of reports of school children acting out the animosity their parents feel toward those who do not share their political views and support their preferred candidate for President of the United States. The hatred and ill-will the parents feel toward such individuals are being directed at their children.My Experience of Post-Christianity
Based upon his own experience, Tyler Been suspects that with the exception of those actively engaged in clinical pastoral education (CPE) and those who have gone through it recently, the Episcopal Church is widely out of touch with what people experience in CPE.
Tips on the Selection and Use of Contemporary Worship Songs in Services of Public Worship
This is the most recent article that I have written for my companion blog, Methodists on Mission. The tips given in the article are applicable to choosing and using contemporary worship songs in Anglican and Episcopal worship services as well as Methodist ones.
One of My Biggest Regrets in Ministry
Chuck Lawless shares one of his biggest regrets: he did not invest in college students well.
8 Things That Keep Young People in Church
It’s no secret that many college-age students who were raised in church drop out once they’re on their own. On the other hand, some churches have done a good job of keeping and reaching this group. Here’s what Chuck Lawless sees that keeps young people in church.
Be the Church Member You Want Your Church to Have
"I’m convinced that more can be accomplished by consciously pursuing the things that God calls you to be in the church, than by complaining about what others may be lacking," writes Jacob Crouch.
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