Articles for Outreach & Missions

When I think about the church's digital presence, my mind returns to the same principles that guided the building committee years ago. I love my church's building. Perhaps absence is indeed making the heart grow fonder because I've found myself thinking a lot about that building lately.

We can't pretend we're okay when we're not, that we agree when we really don't. We have to have the big, hard conversations. So what can we do? We can trust Jesus.

Facing your loneliness takes courage. And, it’s important to understand different types of loneliness, so that you can get on the right path toward meaningful connection.

But if Jesus is the main character of your story, then in everything that happens, you’ll ask, “How can this contribute to his story?” The point is not how things benefit you, but how they help you tell Jesus’ story.

"Regardless of your opinions of some of the actions of police over the past week, we have an opportunity to minister to the vast number of great police officers who support us."

Great pointers to attain consistent and relevant online engagement as you create the best experience for your church and the community you serve.

“And deliver all those who through fear of death were subject to lifelong slavery”. (Hebrews 2:15). This leads to a question: How does the fear of death lead to a lifelong slavery?

There are certain things that keep people from Jesus. Unfortunately, some of those things are Christians and our attitudes towards non-Christians.