BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Year after year, one common New Year’s resolution among Christians is to spend more time—or even any time at all—in God’s Word. However, for many, it’s hard to know where to start.
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — A church without discipleship is just a gathering. And groups ministry is key for making disciples in the local church.
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As I began ministry decades ago, few people were talking about accountability. More are using that language today, but we still have much room for growth.
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Theological truths remain unchanged regardless of the date on the calendar, as do many ministry realities. The context surrounding Christians and churches, however, is constantly changing.
Christmas Eve is one of the most attended services of the year, giving pastors a unique opportunity to clearly and creatively communicate the Gospel. It’s a special opportunity when guests and regular members come with expectant hearts. Here are seven tips to help your church be known for something impactful: presenting the timeless gospel message of Jesus in a fresh, memorable way.
The holiday season is a perfect time for churches to connect with the congregation as well as potential first-time guests. With increased opportunities for engagement during this busy time, effective communication is crucial. Here are five do’s and five don’ts to make your holiday church communication effective.
In times of church crisis, clear and effective communication can make a crucial difference in maintaining trust and ensuring the safety and well-being of your congregation. For pastors of congregations of all sizes, having an effective crisis communication plan isn’t just a necessity; it’s a responsibility. Here are five simple steps for creating a crisis communication plan you can adapt based on your church.
