As a parent, it’s always tempting to want to talk about the successes of my kids and show photos and generally talk about how wonderful they are (if you’re n ...
building community through small groups jim burns Think small. I don't care how large your group is, think
small . Frankly, students are not as impressed with a large youth
group as adults are! Students have a nee ...
does it always have to be a sermon? katie edwards Kurt’s article really got me thinking about how I view the “teaching” piece in ministry. I truly understand the importance of teaching junior high students God’s word…and I know that Kurt has taught so ...
The young man's comments left me scratching my head. I was cleaning up after presenting a seminar on today's youth culture when he approached me to say "thanks" for the information I had just commun ...
On the bottom of every email send, I have written my life verse. Tonight, as I was typing my weekly email to my volunteer leaders, I just had to ask them: When was the last time you read the verse a ...
advice for dividing small groups doug fields I'm always afraid to answer small
group questions with a "this
is how you do it" answer. Why? Because all small groups are unique and
I'm not convinced there is "a" way ...
You might not know this, but the words “U.S.A.,” “Winter Olympics,” and “domination” have never quite worked out to be in the same sentence. For the last 50 ...
