Conflict In The Church Is Not New. In fact, church conflicts are as old as the church itself. Where’s the proof? Check out the book of
Read MoreCommunicating With Our Church: Part 4 The last post within our Communicating With Our Church series is to look at Our Results. 1 John 1:7 states
Read MoreCommunicating With Our Church: Part 3 As we move on with our current post-series, we turn our focus to Our Research. 1 John 1:7 teaches us that
Read More“If they still refuse…” (Matthew 18:17) This week we’ve discussed relationships, specifically how they relate to Matthew 18. Feel free to scroll to the bottom
Read MoreAnd Hopefully, How It Ends. It begins in Matthew 18:15. This verse opens up with, “If your brother or sister sins…” After reading those words, you
Read MoreChanging the Way We Read Matthew 18. I did a bit of Googling last week. You see, our church is going through a series in
Read MorePlan for small group success! Over the past week, we’ve been looking at ways to make sure our small group ministry produces tangible growth this coming season.
Read MoreWe recently moved 3 km closer to the church. The move went Great! A number of people came out to help in a variety of
Read MoreIt’s tough taking criticism.
Not so much when it’s given about a project or a set of plans. But what about our motives, or maybe even our character? Everything changes then, doesn’t it?
When we feel like our motives or character are being questioned, or maybe even attacked, it cuts deep. Add in digital communication, where people have become more emboldened with their critique, it can leave us feeling utterly worthless.
Read MoreHave you been feeling a lot of pressure lately? Do you feel like people are out to get you? Is there a constant urge to get emotional or retaliate?
Read MoreWhen You’re Caught In a Tug-Of-War… In work and ministry, there will always be situations where power struggles arise. Our desire to keep people on
Read MoreAnd Why It Never Ends Well. Though I’m a big fan of social media, I’m not convinced that it has helped in relational conflict. Words that
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