Resources of the Month: You Must Be Born Again

A growing number of churches are facing a silent but critical problem—one that rarely appears in budget meetings or revitalization plans. It’s not theological drift or volunteer shortages. It’s deferred maintenance. The sticker shock is real. My church is finishing a $2.2 million air conditioning project. We still have several other projects to complete. While…

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When you invest in a laptop, protecting it with the right laptop case becomes essential. A good laptop case not only safeguards your device from bumps, scratches, and spills but also makes carrying it easier and more stylish. Choosing the right case can help prolong your laptop’s life, keep your accessories organized, and give you…

In a post-information and internet age, it is becoming increasingly difficult to sift truth from lies. You can find anything online to affirm, or deny, your feelings, your theology, and even your motives. With so many competing voices and endless truth claims, it’s no wonder so many feel disoriented. And perhaps the enemy is seizing…

Ryan Burge does it again. If you’ve followed his work, you know he has a way of blending rigorous research with clear, relatable explanations. This time, he partnered with Tony Jones on a grant-funded project from the John Templeton Foundation’s Spiritual Yearning Research Initiative. The centerpiece? A massive survey titled Making Meaning in a Post-Religious…

Most executive pastors have access to more data than they know what to do with. Your ChMS generates attendance reports. Pushpay or has giving dashboards. Planning Center logs every serving slot and volunteer shift. Google Analytics tracks who visits your website. Your email platform tells you open rates. And yet, for most XPs, none of…