How do you respond to seasons of closed doors?
What if this crisis is about aligning our hearts with Christ’s peace?
Within a few hours of being arrested, tortured and crucified, Jesus promised His disciples peace.
Here are the essentials we already have within the Christian community.
Don’t miss that these kinds of seasons can be rich with spiritual growth.
Here’s what the Bible reminds us about the abundance of God.
There are more forces at work than the world realizes.
Here’s what happens when panic meets faith.
Here are five tips to keep your brain humming.
Every crisis is a leadership opportunity.
Here are a few questions to ponder.
I’ve curated the most recurring weaknesses with suggested improvements for leaders.
I never thought I would need to spend many hours developing and implementing a plan on how our church will serve our community during this time of crisis.
Now may be the perfect opportunity to implement these ideas.
People are scared of what COVID-19 will bring for them and their families.
What makes this time unique is it disables our opportunity to minister in person.
Here’s what can be done.
In times of uncertainty and chaos, it is important and possible for all Christians to avoid worldly fearfulness and carnal foolishness.
With all the chaos we can choose to be the leaders God has called us to be.
Your team members are looking to you for calm guidance in the midst of this crisis.
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