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...Watching the live performance of the fledgling actors, he became present to the world of the story. When Snow White raised the poisoned apple to her lips, he was unable to contain himself, and he yelled out, “Stop! Don’t eat that!”
There are many lessons to come from 2020. One of them is how important a website is to the ministry of the church. Here are the best church websites from across the denomination.
It’d be nice if throwing money at church renewal actually worked. Cash may be king most places, except it’s not Kingdom currency.
I read an article last week in which the author posited we should see this new year as a sort of pilgrimage, and I very much like that imagery.
Are life's challenges feeling overwhelming to you? Consider some of the prayer practices from the African-American church for dwelling in the moment with God.
A summary of key learnings from the 2020 survey of newly-ordained ministers' experiences being mentored.
What is the connection between a healthy marriage and a healthy pastor?
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Donald Usher, the helicopter pilot who plucked 5 survivors from the river, said that the man could have been dragged to safety but he handed the rescue line to others.
COVID-19 makes doctors and nurses more appreciated than ever.
For Matt and Jen Viel, generous living isn’t done from a distance. Instead, they aim for front row seats.
To take their congregation on a journey of fresh steps in ministry and mission, pastors need to practice 4 x 4 leadership essentials. The first 4 x4 leadership essential is hope.
There’s a lot that North Americans can learn from ministry among the Fulani. Here are 5 tips from a missionary.
As we close out 2020, the most unusual year of my lifetime, I’m reflecting on the fact that we as humans, though fearfully and wonderfully made, are still only, well—human.
Fran’s photo taken in 2015 instantly drew me in; I loved it at first sight! And it’s literally worth a thousand words.
Curious which Network resources received the most views in the past year? Here are the top 10 (ranked by page views).
Marriage as God designed it has always been under attack because of sin. That is still true today. But in his grace and mercy, God is still at work.
This past spring I found a spaghetti pie at my front door. The note of explanation: “Making 21 meals at home each week is a lot. Tonight’s on me.”
Now is the time for us to wake up from our spiritual sleep, expecting the Lord to come again.
The stress of ministry during COVID is leading good pastors to consider leaving ministry altogether. They're burned out and exhausted. Here's how your council could help.
En las iglesias reformadas, nadie se atreve a cuestionar la doctrina de la depravación total. Sin embargo, cuando se trata de racismo, retrocedemos. ¿Por qué es esto?
This pandemic has forced people to finally listen and to confront the pain in parts of the body of Christ that had previously been swept aside and forgotten.
I have to admit something that may affect our relationship forever. I have not been a big fan of Handel’s Messiah. I don’t get the hype and the obsession of that tradition.
Meet Phillip, a member of Chelwood CRC. He was recently ordained as a deacon in his church. He has shared his unique gifts that God has given him for many years at his church. What a blessing!
In Reformed churches, no one dares question the doctrine of total depravity. Yet when it comes to racism we shrink back. Why is this?