Outreach Leaders

Clear core values give you the cover to say, “No…that’s not us…that doesn’t fit.”

In about the time you can finish your morning cup of coffee, there are some universally-effective things you can do to have a better website. Here are five tips to enhance your church’s website.

It doesn’t matter who we’re leading in the different seasons of our lives, there will always be opportunities for offense and bitterness to creep...

Being intentional about connecting first time guests to folks in your church that fit these three categories will exponentially increase the likelihood that they’ll stick around.

There are four key practices, based on biblical principles, that can help us better show God’s love to “the least of these.” Ask these questions to move yourself and your church toward concrete action in this area.

If you have a willing heart, the kind of heart that is humbly open to the Father's voice, I offer these suggestions for getting to know God’s will:

If we take God’s Word seriously, we should avoid debt when we can, since “the borrower is servant to the lender” (Proverbs 22:7). Here's why it's important for Christians to pursue being debt free.

In a culture that minimizes commitment and maximizes self-indulgence, I have learned the precious gift of church attendance or, more specifically, the church gathered. I do not see church attendance as a burden or legalistic commitment.