Many of us in ministry leadership are grieved by recent revelations of high-profile pastors who were discovered to have been unfaithful in their marriage. These discoveries continue to shock us and serve as a reminder that we are all in a battle against the flesh and the devil.
According to a recent Lifeway Research study, 27% of churchgoers say they don’t know anyone to invite to church. Is that true of your congregants?
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October, a month often dedicated to celebrating pastors, also offers a unique opportunity to acknowledge the invaluable role of their wives. As a pastor’s wife for nearly two decades, I’ve experienced the incredible privilege of witnessing God’s work firsthand. Yet, this privileged position also comes with its share of challenges, including betrayal, loneliness, and even […]
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Lifeway Research recently interviewed four churches that have been effective at reaching and discipling young adults. As they described what’s working in their ministries, they focused on how young adults are connected to the church as a whole, especially through small groups. Each actively invests in and celebrates their small groups of young adults. No matter your church size or context, there are things your ministry can do to engage the young adult population in your community.
According to a recent Lifeway Research study, 27% of churchgoers say they don’t know anyone to invite to church. Is that true of your congregants?
It’s difficult to hear that your lead pastor is leaving—for any reason.
