Pastors

did you know that the Westminster Assembly dealt with the topic of church-size and what to do when you outgrow your building? Despite its age, the Westminster Assembly’s “Form of Presbyterial Church Government” (1645)—the lesser-known cousin of the “Westminster Confession”—provides several useful lessons for thinking through congregational size.

If you’ve ever known the agony of infertility or the ache of unanswered prayer, Moore’s testimony will give you hope.

Simon Sinek, author of Start With Why shares a very simple concept; no one cares what you’re doing until they understand why you’re doing...

There are times where a leader takes on a new responsibility or an additional discipline, and the pressure does not develop the leader. Instead the pressure causes the leader to realize, “I am not that passionate about this” or “I am not particularly gifted for this.” This is NOT a failure. This is great! Because now the leader can focus with more confidence on what he or she is most passionate about or gifted for.

It’s crucial that your current members feel connected to the leadership and each other. Here are the four pillars of community engagement.

I love the Book of Psalms. As authoritative models of prayer and worship, we return to them often for help (When we don't know...

These qualities are what differentiates true shepherds from the wolves that seek to imitate them. Pray that your church officers would be such men.

Emmanuel Acho sat down with members of the Petaluma, California, police department and had a transparent conversation about topics including George Floyd, Black Lives Matter, and the movement to “defund the police.”