Church Now Conversations: Who Would You Like to Hear?
Church Now Conversations is looking for input about their webinar speakers for the 2022-23 season.
The Church Renewal forum provides fresh conversations and new ideas to help churches renew their atmosphere and journey towards mission in a post-Christian culture.
Church Now Conversations is looking for input about their webinar speakers for the 2022-23 season.
Vibrant Congregations works with churches to step through the doorway to their God-given, hope-filled future.
There was a moment, maybe six months into the pandemic, that I felt a deep feeling of panic about church.
Learn more about the work of Pastor Church Resources, including information on resources related to church health and pastor wellbeing, regional and classical support, and staff.
Is your church trying to figure out its future? Mine is! We often talk about God's will as if it's a treasure chest we simply need to discover. But discernment doesn't work that way.
The growing library of Church Now Conversations is a place to find help from friends on topics such as resilient leadership, new normals, and more.
We all need to take fresh steps in ministry and mission. An important part of fresh steps is discerning where your church is in its lifecycle.
"More coaches get fired when their teams are losing." Might this inform the rising number of Article 17's in the CRCNA?
This Inspire 2022 session is for anyone who wants to understand how the gospel subverts weakness and strength, and calls us to a more complete body.
The code of church culture can be hard to break. How can we better communicate the good news to our local communities?
Join this week's "Church Now" conversation with Mike Goheen on Newbigin's Missionary Ecclesiology.
The truth is, our faith can be unappealing and strange.
When was the last time your congregation went on sabbatical?
A recent Bible Translation invites everyone to read the New Testament with First Nation eyes.
How does a church grow younger? It starts with knowing how old you are.
After I read her text, I was rejoicing in Tim's salvation like the angels in heaven.
Listening seems so easy. But if it’s so easy, why don’t more people feel like they’ve been heard?
Join this conversation on the lies you've been taught and how to recover what God intended.
The idea is simple: U.S. history is more complex than many of us thought or were taught. Here are four books that speak to this complexity.
Don't miss this upcoming conversation (Sept. 16 at 11 am ET) with Susan Beaumont. The first 25 pastors to register receive a free copy of her book!
For the apostle Paul, faith over fear doesn’t mean being delivered from hardship; it means stepping into whatever is before him so that he can spread the good news.
While many churches might begin the process of merging as a way to keep the lights on, we're finding that the biggest motivation for any merger is actually for mission.
These people should not be eating together. Neither should we.
As you listen to podcasts this summer, there's one you won't want to miss: Christianity Today's "The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill."
Consumerism is obsolete. Producer-ism is the new reality, and has been already for decades.