Write your own blog post to share your ministry experience with others.
Graduating from college or seminary? Looking for a church or nonprofit job? Here are seven easy things you can do to give your application materials the best chance of nabbing you an interview.
At 46 days (when you include Sundays), Lent is almost twice as long as Advent. Use these simple paper chains to help children visualize the countdown to Easter.
None of us are immune to the storms of life. Even though the wind and waves batter our world, we remember God is still there, still in control.
What would happen if, instead of talking about how giving changes others, you framed it in terms of how it changes them personally?
This open letter to children’s ministry workers is a reminder that even the smallest tasks can make a difference in eternity.
Here's how one church insured that new faith formation initiatives would live on past their committee work.
Perhaps the most insightful moment came when one pastor asked: What is your earliest childhood memory?
Curious which Network resources received the most views in 2019? Here are the top 10 (ranked by page views).
The world around me presupposes sight, and that is the greatest frustration. If you cannot see, the world does not see you.
In this article, I will examine how a few contemporary mission thinkers have appealed to the altar to the unknown God in Acts 17:23. We will attempt to answer the question “Does the apostle Paul actually affirm the religiosity of the Athenians via the altar, and by extension, can we affirm the religiosity of adherents of other religions or of the validity of aboriginal/indigenous religion?”
The book "Faith for Exiles" has been an interesting read. In what ways are you experiencing exilic faith in this digital Babylon world?
When Advent, the twelve days of Christmas, and Epiphany have all passed, but I’m not yet ready to let go of the season, I turn to the story of Simeon and Anna.
Intergenerational small groups are rare. But the benefits for adults, kids, and teens are incalculable. Here's one group's story.
Curious which blogs received the most views in the past year? Here are the top 10 (ranked by page views).
When the daughters of Hal and Jane Rodenhouse began to lend a hand with their parents’ finances, they were astounded by what they discovered.
If you are looking for a book around which to gather local clergy to have good conversation on transitions, The Second Mountain is an approachable and compelling read.
In just one generation, the faith of our fathers and mothers can be lost. Who holds this fast?
Churches, here's why you should commit to taking more pictures, and using those pictures to visually share your story.
A look back at the most popular posts from 2019, as well as some book reviews for your 2020 reading list.
As we celebrate and care for our wonderfully created bodies, we must acknowledge a tendency to place evil there, in our flesh, in our bodies.
Many times there are barriers to starting a conversation with someone from another culture. Here are three tips to guide you.
What if I had walked where Jesus walked when he lived on the earth? Would I have understood the truth he was teaching without the written Word in my hands?
Here are a few simple tips for how to create and execute your church’s new look.
In Islam, there is a special night called the Night of Power/Destiny (or in Arabic, laylat al-Qadr). Here I compare and contrast that night with Christmas Eve.
Am I using this short time here to glorify God, or am I squandering my time in fear and distractions?