With fervor, we must continue helping disciples see that the purpose of Sunday is Monday.
Regardless of the size of your movement, there are 9 questions that must be effectively addressed to maintain health, growth, and momentum.
It’s challenging to work quickly and collaboratively to serve spiritual seekers around you.
Partnerships, networks, or other form cooperation always have real people and real ministries involved.
Many years ago I traveled to universities around the country with an evangelistic multi-media show.
Many of us have heard of the acronym “BAM” — Business As Mission.
Research is vital to our work at OneHope—it isn’t something we keep on the backburner or treat as an afterthought.
“What’s the hallmark of an effective leader?”
International Cooperating Ministries (ICM) has a unique model for church development.
GACX members have a key role in helping form national and regional alliances.
Two weeks after officially reporting to my new job with Campus Crusade for Christ, I was appointed national director of Ethiopia.
I have had the privilege of spending most of my ministry career with Converge, a movement of 1300+ churches in the US and many others around the world that exists to help people meet, know and follow Jesus by starting and strengthening churches together worldwide.
The Deaf live in every country, yet they are often the last and least-regarded people group in the world. There are an estimated 70 million Deaf people worldwide, and 98% of them do not know God.
In John 1:35-42, Jesus is in the midst of starting his ministry. He finds two of John the Baptist’s disciples following him and asks them a simple, yet profound question: “What are you seeking?”
Deaf people represent one of the largest groups worldwide that is unreached and unengaged with the Gospel.
