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I’m just going to say it: Psalm 131 is one of the shortest, but most important chapters in the Bible for pastoral ministry.
Why, you ask?
Because it gives us a picture of what needs to be forming inside of us in order to become faithful leaders who aspire to lead with a childlike faith. The reason why this should be our ambition is that the fruit of a childli...
Anyone who has raised kids has had the experience of trying to introduce them to new foods.
“I don’t like it!” they exclaim.
“You haven’t even tried it!” you respond.
You try to get them to take just one bite. “I promise, you’ll like it,” you encourage them. Sometimes they tentatively, skeptically try it, and their eyes light up with delight–this is...
One of the most powerful ways to see believers fully engaged in God’s mission and fulfilling the Great Commission is through churches planting churches. Many pastors and churches may feel like church planting is too daunting an endeavor to pursue, but instead of overcomplicating the process, this eBook teaches that focusing on the key components of a church and moving in that...
It’s surreal to think it’s been five years since Hope Church was planted. That’s five years of:
Seeing prayers answered Serving our community Seeing lives changed Experiencing growth and waves of grace Watching Jesus take our weaknesses and inadequacies and doing immeasurably more Serving side by side with a village of peopleIt brings me to tears to...
If your church plant is located near a college campus, you’ve probably noticed that, more than ever, the average student steps onto campus wrestling with identity issues, anxiety, compromise with sin, shame, isolation, doubt, distraction, and burnout. These issues keep this generation of students stuck in the mud and struggling to gain traction in their walks with God. Even w...