The true church isn’t found in a building, but in the people gathered in Christ. It’s time to live out our faith beyond Sunday.
Read MoreStarting something new in faith is where growth happens. Discover the power of Peter’s journey and why the ability to start matters in your faith.
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Embrace the ability to shift and grow spiritually by being open to God’s guidance, even when it challenges your comfort zones.
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Discipleship and leadership are not synonymous; mentorship and apprenticeship are crucial for effective church leadership.
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Effective mentorship starts with listening before empowering. Discover why this step is essential in your coaching journey.
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Explore the spiritual discipline of fasting and its profound impact on our faith journey.
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Exploring the theological implications of church growth strategies and their impact on spiritual and numerical development.
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Balancing grace and biblical truth is crucial in navigating LGBTQ+ inclusion in the church.
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Reconnect with your faith community; discover the benefits of regular church attendance and overcome challenges post-pandemic.
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As a pastor, I’m often asked about my personal rhythms for prayer and Bible study. The most frequently asked question is related to mobile apps designed for spiritual growth.
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Would you lead a small group? How you measure or define its success? How will you establish what small group growth should look like or
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Before ministry I worked in hospitality and tourism. I had the opportunity to work in a number of hotels and restaurants. The experiences I had during
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