Thrive In 5: Spiritual – From Solitude to Community to Ministry
Spiritual Disciplines: From Solitude to Community to Ministry
Spiritual Disciplines: From Solitude to Community to Ministry
While this year’s conference was the first hosted completely online, its online attendance–5,600 people from 38 states and 3 countries–surpassed the original sold-out attendance of 3,800.
All of us will face moments when we must exercise hope. Hope researchers observe that hope is active, not passive. “High hopers” exert whatever degree of control they have to reach that for which they hope.
With people worried and fearful about what tomorrow will bring, there is a great search for assurance and comfort. Where can people find hope in today’s financial world?
Competency-based ministry outcomes consider what content pastors must focus on to effectively shepherd in today’s culture, what character is needed to serve in local communities and what skills are crucial for effective ministry.
Today, what I find most interesting is the peaceful image of Jesus in the back of the boat.
Five Keys to Good Conflict Management
A Fitness Focus.
“This is one of the greatest challenges for a teacher at a Christian college – for a teacher that is a believer – how to educate, expose and equip young minds to make their way through a visual culture…”
Developing a Wesleyan “Fake News” Filter
There is so much relief and freedom in letting God write the story instead of me insisting on being the author.
Cultivating a healthier emotional life.
Financial Convictions in the Five Uses of Money
“Everything you do or don’t do; everything you say or don’t say sends a message–so make sure all you do or say reorients people toward Christ and not toward the world.”
“In the church planting world, a lot of the language we use is colonialist. We say, ‘We have God and we will bring him to these people.’ But one of my discoveries has been that God was always in Portland and at work in Portland,” Doiron said.
Five Keys to Good Conflict Management
“It was a rich experience for me to understand that God is bigger than any one denominational box… All of the different perspectives find alignment and agreement in God,” Jones reflected.
“The church of the future is going to have to simplify. We’re not going to be able to rely on giving as much to support a staff of 15 pastors. We’re going to have to know what we are about – preaching and teaching the word of God, inviting everyone..
Spiritual Disciplines
But I kept trusting that God would provide. AND HE DID.
Thinking About Pastors and Poverty Alleviation
With the holidays just around the corner, pastors are entering one of their busiest seasons….