By Paul Tripp
Christianity is not an individualistic religion. Christianity is deeply relational. Every person’s walk with God, in some way, shape, or form, is a community project. In order to become who God has called you to be or to do what God has called you to do, you need ...
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Community
Five Ways to Know Your Community for Outreach
By Jason Daye
If your church wants to be effective at building bridges into your community, then you must have a good understanding of your local community. Where are you? Who lives around you? What are their backgrounds? What are their concerns? What is the DNA of the ...
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The Lure of Isolation for Leaders –
by Eric Geiger
Isolation is often very attractive, and it is on the rise with no signs of slowing down. Over 20 years ago, Robert Putnam wrote a landmark article that became a book about the rise of isolation in America. He called the book Bowling Alone because his research ...
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Saved to Serve –
by Dr. Stephen Graves
William Wilberforce has long been viewed as a hero, a Kingdom change agent, and a statesman-saint who was committed to bringing the redemptive edge to all his life touched after his encounter with God’s amazing grace. As a reformer, philanthropist, and ...
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Why You Never Stop Working –
by Wes Gay
Yesterday morning I had the opportunity to meet with Lee Cockerell, author of Creating Magic (affiliate link). Mr. Cockerell retired as executive vice-president from Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando in 2006. Before his tenure at Walt Disney World, he spent over 25 ...
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17 Things A Leader Can Do To Transform A Community –
by Brian Dodd
Franklin County, MS has a population of 7,000 people. There are only two stop lights in entire county which is halfway covered by national forest. There is little economic opportunity. Not many people ever seem get out of Franklin County. In fact, the 2016 high ...
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