Before you plan activities, ask: “How does this reflect Christ’s heart and point people to Him?” Intentional planning keeps the gospel at the center, even when the event looks entertaining or service-oriented.

When we intentionally weave stillness and silence into a worship set, we create breathing room for the Holy Spirit to work and invite our congregation into deeper attentiveness.

Ask questions, pray together, and build a rhythm that serves your ministry, not suffocates it. Your preaching calendar is more than dates; it’s a roadmap for faithful, joyful preaching.

As you practice and become more comfortable with these songs, you'll find that your ability to convey emotion and spiritual truth through music will grow, enhancing your worship experience and possibly leading others in their faith journey.

The birth of Jesus Christ is not a sentimental tradition or a once-a-year story. It is the moment history bent toward hope. At Christmas, Christians...

If your digital presence says “warm, accessible, and current,” that message carries into the first visit.

Pastors sometimes measure small group health by numbers alone. But stories of growth, reconciliation, new friendships, and answered prayer reveal far more about a ministry’s impact.

Teen discipleship is central to every Christian youth ministry. Learn 12 tips to build rooted, resilient faith in Jesus.