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2021

Five Moves Churches Are Making in the Second COVID Spike

Many areas are seeing a COVID spike a second time, some even greater than the first spike. We have been communicating with hundreds of pastors each week who contact Church Answers with questions and information.

Biden at Inauguration: Democracy Has Been Tested and Has Prevailed

The ceremony had a somber yet hopeful tone and did not shy away from mentioning the challenges the country is currently facing. 

2021 Ministry: It’s Time to Break Out an Old-School Piece of Equipment

We can talk all day about the challenges, setbacks and devastation in many ways that Covid has put before us as a people and in our communities.  It has been both a very personal moment to most and a very collective time because of much adversity to seemingly every facet of everyday life.

Brian Howard Thinks Pastors Have Reason to Be Hopeful About This Year

While the executive director of Acts 29 would not typically describe himself as an “optimist,” Brian Howard says he is hopeful as the Church heads into 2021. 

2021 World Watch List: The 50 Most Dangerous Places to be a Christ-Follower

In its newly released 2021 World Watch List, Open Doors USA paints a picture of escalating religious persecution throughout the globe. The watchdog group...

How to Use Exercise as One of Your Leadership Tools in 2021

Exercise is one of the important tools in a leader’s toolbox. Exercise increases the longevity of the leader. Exercise helps the leader fight stress and anxiety so that the leader is emotionally healthy for people he or she leads.

5 Steps to Lead Strong in 2021

You know now more than ever before that church can be effective both online and in-person. That’s the new reality. BOTH. In 2021 we’ll all be learning how to do both well. What an incredible opportunity.

4 Reasons to Set an Exercise Rhythm for 2021

Lots of people will set exercise goals as a new year begins, and these goals can be good and useful. Goals can motivate and keep you going when you have discouraging moments or want to quit. But vastly more important than exercise goals is an exercise plan.