Should a Parachurch Ministry Make Disciples?
Often, parachurch ministries don’t want to “step on the toes” of local churches when it comes to making disciples. But is this mindset missing something?
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Often, parachurch ministries don’t want to “step on the toes” of local churches when it comes to making disciples. But is this mindset missing something?
Read MoreTracking progress might seem forced, but consider that we always keep track of what truly matters in our lives or ministries.
Read Moreby Every Nation
We will all suffer affliction, and our perspective during it will affect both our lives and our ministries.
Read MoreWouldn’t it be great if you could actually start doing less stuff and make more disciples? You can!
Read MoreSome people confuse “entertaining” guests with biblical hospitality. But they are not the same thing, and it’s all a matter of our motives.
Read Moreby Life Church
A multi-site model introduces unique challenges, like maintaining a consistent church culture.
Read MoreThe church org chart for pastors using pursueGOD.org is nothing more than the pastor’s professional mentoring tree. Here’s what it might look like.
Read MoreIf you’re serving in ministry, click here to get some advice from those who have gone before you.
Read MoreChurch leaders need to take time to slow down and find clarity of vision for their ministries – then communicate it and implement it well.
Read MoreThe church in heaven will be multi-ethnic. How can we begin to experience that in our churches here and now?
Read MoreIf you want to have a great small group, there are a few ground rules that you need to follow. These will help you to treat each other with love and respect, and above all, to build trust in your group.
Read MoreWe cannot truly and fully live out the commands of the New Testament without developing Christian community. Christian community is not just about being “trendy” or being “on the cutting edge.” It’s about living out the NT’s vision of God’s people.
Read Moreby PG Network
Follow-up conversations outside of group meetings allow you to get specific with people’s needs. They are also a great opportunity to help others learn to lead – so don’t do all the follow-up yourself.
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Get the most out of your small group or mentoring time by preparing for your conversation ahead of time. Here are four simple tips…
Read MoreSpiritual disciplines help pastors step out of incessant busyness to focus on being with God, not just working for God.
Read MoreA short video on how to keep groups moving toward their ultimate goal.
Read MoreTo survive in the long haul, pastors need to attend to their own spiritual formation, but this is as easy to neglect for pastors as for anyone.
Read Moreby Tracy Dwyer
As a teenager, you have a lot of authority figures in your life, some good, maybe some not so good. In this lesson, we talk about how God deserves our respect, and if we want to respect him, we need to respect other authority figures as well.
Read MoreMany small group leaders must deal with people who dominate the discussion during a meeting. Here are a few tips for dealing with a dominator.
Read MoreWe want to create a movement of people who pursue God “full circle”:
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