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How Do I Perform a Baptism for Someone on Hospice?
Discover the biblical perspective on performing baptisms in hospice care. This guide explains why baptism is a powerful symbol of hope and how to coordinate a bedside ceremony for your loved one.
When Is It Time to “Close the Doors” of a Dying Church?
Closing a church is painful, but it can also be a powerful act of stewardship. Learn the signs of a terminal church and how “dying well” can actually lead to the resurrection of new ministry.
How Can a Church Create a Culture of Healthy Conflict?
Conflict is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to be destructive. Learn how your church can move from “peace-faking” to biblical peacemaking by following the steps Jesus gave us for reconciliation.
Is Church Membership Actually Biblical?
Does God require you to join a local church? Discover why the heart of church membership isn’t a roster entry, but a commitment to a spiritual family and a submission to godly leadership.
How Should a Church Handle a Moral Failure in Leadership?
When a leader falls, the church must act with grace and truth. Discover the biblical process for handling moral failure, from removing a leader to caring for the flock and pursuing genuine restoration.
What’s the Best Way to Share My Faith?
Discover the most effective way to share your faith through conversational disciple-making. Learn how to combine genuine relationships with simple tools to point others to the hope of Jesus.
How to Recruit and Retain High-Quality Children’s Ministry Volunteers
Building a great children’s ministry team starts with vision, not desperation. Discover practical ways to find, train, and keep the volunteers who will impact the next generation for Christ.
When It’s Time for Disciplinary Action in Kids’ Church
Discipline in the church should never be about shame; it’s about safety and training. Discover how to handle challenging behaviors while keeping the focus on restoring the child’s heart.
How to Manage Challenging Behaviors in Children’s Ministry
Managing behavior isn’t just about order; it’s about ministry. Learn how to look beneath the surface of a child’s actions to provide a safe, Christ-centered environment for every kid.
How to Create a Trauma-Informed Children’s Ministry in Your Church
A trauma-informed ministry shifts the focus from behavior to healing. Discover practical ways to train volunteers and adjust your environment to welcome and support children who have experienced trauma.
How Can I Avoid Burnout as a Pastor?
Ministry is demanding, but burnout isn’t inevitable. This guide explores biblical strategies for pastors to protect their souls and sustain their calling for the long haul.
What Is the Difference Between Leadership Authority and Pastoral Authority?
Understanding the difference between leaders and pastors is key to building a healthy, thriving church where women are empowered to lead effectively.
Complementarian vs Egalitarian: Which View Is Biblically Correct?
Choosing between complementarian and egalitarian views can be difficult for many Christians. This article explores the biblical evidence for both sides, examining creation, the role of women in the early church, and how to interpret difficult passages about authority and submission.
Should Elders Be Required to Make Disciples?
Is disciple-making just for people with the “gifting”, or should every elder be involved? Explore the biblical mandate for church leaders to move beyond administration and lead by example through personal discipleship and spiritual multiplication.
