“When I go, I go to serve in the way God has for me. I don’t go to bring change. I go to be open to what God has for …
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The intent of my writing on the precious nature of hymns is to share their impact on my discipleship and encourage you as disciples to consider supplementing your own devotional …
In the words of Brad Sumner, there are three things that hold us together as Mennonite Brethren, ‘shared convictions, shared relationships, and shared activities.’ Our shared relationships and activities come …
Normally when we think of rest, we think of physical rest. Or we think of zoning out in front of Netflix with a yummy snack. But what if the rest …
While careful definition is important and provides insight, the pursuit and refining of such definitions cannot do the work needed to come to a nuanced understanding of patience in the …
No pastor or lay leader I’ve spoken to recently believes that the church will ever return to the way it used to be. The anxious rumbling is now similar to …
We’ve lived (are living) through a once-in-a-century (we hope) pandemic and warred over masks and mandates. Many, many churches have seen people leave one fellowship for another. Christians increasingly congregate …
“The very fact that our people, especially as a church, has had that experience in their background. That they understand what it means to be a refugee. What it means …
Discouragement is part of the human condition, and as such, it is, unfortunately, a common occurrence in our everyday life.
“If this call to radio broadcasting is not of the Lord, then neither is my salvation!” —HENRY BRUCKS
Six factors contribute to burnout: autonomy, connection, reward, equity, workload, and values. Here are prayers for each of the six areas to remain or become healthy as leaders.
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