Seeking God First
In this joyous Christmas season, as we celebrate the birth of our dear Lord and Savior, may we all remember to wisely seek Him first—whatever comes our way.
Write your own blog post to share your ministry experience with others.
In this joyous Christmas season, as we celebrate the birth of our dear Lord and Savior, may we all remember to wisely seek Him first—whatever comes our way.
As we remember those in prison this Christmas, consider that we all have gifts to share. This reflection was inspired by a painting from the Prison Art Project.
Delighting in God’s goodness is essential to our spiritual wellbeing.
Not everyone in Israel declared David as their king at first, and his rule began with strife and misunderstanding. Today, many multicultural ministries feel the same.
How might God be calling you and your church to experiment this Advent?
There have been many hiccups these past few months that have disrupted our plans and ideas of where we as a church and denomination need to go. But maybe God is writing a new story?
What does it look like to share peace with the people in your neighborhood? Here are 12 practical ideas.
A few noteworthy takeaways from the the CRC's Church Planting Canada Congress.
How can we share the message of hope and love in Jesus Christ? Maybe it’s through our longtime traditions, or maybe it’s in new ways?
Children and teens are suffering from grief and anxiety. Here are some resources your congregation can use to help them build resilience.
The truth is, our faith can be unappealing and strange.
How will we share Shalom, the peace of Christmas, with our neighbors—"Samaritan" as we think they may be—this season?
When was the last time your congregation went on sabbatical?
The Office of Race Relations is featuring stories of people who have been humbly displaying distinguished leadership in diversity and racial justice work within the CRC. Read about Donna Molegraaf in this article.
The Office of Race Relations is privileged to introduce you to Harim Park, one of the recipients of the 2021/22 Multiracial Student Scholarships. Read his brief biography and some of his thoughts on the importance of social justice.
Here are five ways families can explore waiting and hope this Advent season, including something to read, listen to, do, or watch—something for everyone!
Listening. It's an art.
The church is built up when everyone contributes. Can you share some of your interests and expertise in a post or short series?
Learn more about how faith grows in your church by joining this 'Building Blocks of Faith' cohort!
We've been so busy defending our faith—holding onto our “right answers” firmly—that we’ve lost some of the freedom that Jesus came to bring.
In a dream, I wrestled with the Lord to deliver me from this difficult situation and land me in a church flowing with milk and honey.
May the Virgin Mary's praise inspire us to praise the Giver of every good and perfect gift.
If you want to keep up with denominational conversations (like the Human Sexuality Report), you're going to need to know how to read them well.
Impulse buying has been a thing since, well. . . since people could buy things.
How does a church grow younger? It starts with knowing how old you are.