Resources of the Month: A Loving Life: In a World of Broken Relationships and Working for God (audio)

When you lead a church team, keeping your devices charged and organized is essential to ensure smooth communication and productivity during meetings and events. A charging station can help you avoid the frustration of tangled cables and drained batteries, allowing you to focus on what truly matters. Whether you manage tablets, smartphones, or laptops, having…

Father’s Day is a special occasion to honor the fathers, grandfathers, and father figures in our lives, as well as to reflect on the loving example of God the Father. Music plays a powerful role in this celebration, offering words of gratitude, faith, and encouragement. Whether you’re planning a church service, a family gathering, or…

There’s something about summer that always feels full of possibility. The days stretch a little longer, the schedule loosens just enough to breathe, and there’s a quiet hope that this will be the season when things slow down and feel different. We imagine more presence, more connection, more rest. We picture mornings that aren’t rushed…

God opened the door for my first pastorate in the summer of 1989. I had no seminary education, and two dormant years toward a bachelor’s degree in Bible. The president of the small college I had attended was an interim pastor at a small country church. He recommended me, and, following one trial sermon and…

If you have ever organized a conference, a multi-service church gathering, or a hybrid corporate event, you know the drill. Weeks before the event, you start hunting for interpreters. You negotiate rates, confirm availability, and hope nobody cancels. You pay for a minimum block of hours, even if you only need 45 minutes of actual…

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