Guest post by Ronald Long
There are 1189 chapters in the Bible. There’s absolutely no way you can teach your students all of them in the six or seven years that you might have them under your care.
So what …
When I worked at Saddleback they introduced me to a series called YOU OWN THE WEEKEND where they gave up their services to high schools where students from those high schools owned every aspect of the service. From planning, budgets, …
I love to know, listen, read, watch things in which I don’t agree with. I think it helps keep me out of a vacuum of only hearing what I agree with and helps me expand on what others who think …
Guest Post by Scott Huff
The end of the school year is quickly approaching and all of those things you planned for this school year about to be completed. But, what’s next? Summer is coming! That’s what’s next. It is …
If your ministry setting is anything like my ministry setting, you have a lot of people telling you what they need from you and your ministry. There are so many voices speaking into how you should lead, what decisions to …
Guest Post by Ronald Long
“She will need to use the bathroom every 30 minutes on the mission trip”
“Make sure he takes his medicine every four hours”
“Are you sure they won’t ever be by themselves?”
Being …
We all have that one program, event, that we are running in which at some point it was held for a purpose but over time it just is what it is. It’s that thing in which you may have inherited …
Someone in the back just screamed, “AMEN!”
Now I will be honest, I really do enjoy the big number. I love when they are up. But I have been in ministry long enough to realize that when gage success based …
Guest post by Scott Huff
Last year we began testing theme nights at our first gathering of each month. We would use these nights for several reasons but ultimately they were done to spark attendance and gain momentum heading into …
Guest post by Scott Huff
We have all heard the saying in ministry, “you can never have enough volunteers.” This is very true but the struggle is not whether or not we need them. The struggle is how do we …