Discover how to effectively disciple and lead emerging adults and millennials in your church. Learn biblical strategies, understand generational challenges, and explore intercultural approaches to reach the “missing generation” with lasting impact.

Being at a Bible camp offers us a unique opportunity that we do not get in our normal Sunday church services – we get to do life together. We get to model faith in action. Therefore, it is possible to model and teach authentic Christianity and true spiritual formation in the space that being at a camp together allows. This post will offer you some tools and thought processes to craft a missionally-minded faith journey at the next camp you lead.

It’s time for Christians to get serious about designing community outreach strategies that last. Without it, we will struggle to connect with people in the community, communicate the gospel effectively, demonstrate compassion to the needy or promote social justice through faith. This post will discover three key community outreach strategies for Christians that wish to challenge the norm and build long-lasting and effective modes of mission.

In this post we will discover the three main stakeholders you need to build relationships with if you want to build an outreach initiative that stands the test of time. The work you do in your local community is incredibly worthwhile!

Holistic wellness in Christianity includes the emotional, spiritual, mental, social, and physical well-being of a person from a biblical perspective. Even though this might sound like a foreign idea, we can grow in our understanding of it by considering the opposite… 

There are some tell-tale signs that your small group is running on fumes. If you find yourself burnt out after each gathering, struggling to convince people to attend, and wondering if it’s worth it to keep going, this post is for you. We will discover five possible areas of change to consider when it comes to effectively leading your small group of youth, emerging adults, or millennials. 

There has always been speculation about the role that younger generations play in the world. More often than not, the facts seem to point to the conclusion that emerging generations are change-makers who pave the way to a new future. This post will explore the value and use of sowing into the next generation.

You can live out your faith at work, it's not only meant for pastors or those in full-time ministry. This post discovers how to do ministry beyond the pulpit.

When we consider the popularity of self-care and wellness in the world today, it’s surprising that burnout is still a reality for so many. This post looks at a Christian approach to self-care that honors God and not self, while filling your cup.

This short devotional on Enoch in the Bible shows how you can break generational cycles in your own family through faith in and relationship with God

Facilitating Kids Ministry is hard - but does it have to be? There are some specific things that you can do to level up your Children's Church in ten ways that matter. Include these elements to turn your Sunday School from mediocre to great.

Explore the truth about your God-given purpose and calling. Hint: It's not what you think it is...

This free Father’s Day Lesson is packed with a joyful activity, a fun story, a Bible memory verse, a creative response, and more...

This free lesson for Sunday School teaches kids key parts of the Bible in fun ways. It includes a story and a few activities.

There are so many scriptures that speak about the idea of a crown. And even in the biggest act of love, the crucifixion, we see a crown...

Our weekends are supposed to be a time of restoration, and returning to balance, yet more often than not we feel even worse at the end...

“They say they built the train tracks over the Alps before there was a train that could make the trip. They built it anyway..."

Sometimes a lot is done simply by shining. You cannot fix the entire world. But a lot can change simply if you are who you were made to be.

There is a lot that I cannot do- but… I can love well. I can enjoy little things like flowers and coffee, and share those joys with others.

A grateful heart is constantly looking for blessings, constantly filling with the simple message: God is good.