Outreach Leaders

Jesus is not coming back to a prayerless Church, but to one that is operating in close partnership with Him in intercession for the end-time harvest

We gave each of our members attending a loaf of bread and asked them to give the bread to someone in their neighborhood or community.

Idolatry is a dangerous thing. Sadly, too many Christians are guilty of it.

It's a privilege to plant seeds for missions into this young person's heart. What should you tell him?

At some point, if you are sincere about your Christian faith, you are going to have a conversation with someone about it. Or are you?

A recent Barna survey asked Christian women what their biggest sin struggle is, and the top two answers were disorganization and inefficiency.

OK, this blog is a confession. I’m not good at saying “no.” Consequently, I sometimes struggle with a heavily-booked calendar and an overwhelmed spirit.

Big-attendance days, like Easter and Christmas, are important for the growth of a church. You get to meet a lot of guests and then follow up with them after they visit. You also get a visual picture of what your church can look like a year down the road on an average Sunday.