Most churches want to draw more families with young children. Along with the joys of ministering to preschoolers come challenges as well. From bed babies to toddlers, three biblical foundations
Believers have a wonderful promise from Christ in Matthew 18:19–20. “When we pray alone, the Lord is with us, … but there’s an additional encouragement when we pray with others.
Those who lead Sunday School classes have a responsibility to encourage and train members to bring the unsaved to Christ. That was the encouragement Jay Gordon, adult and small groups
“What does a disciple of Jesus look like?” State missionary Steve Layton said that was the major question explored at this year’s Pinnacle Alabama, an annual conference for Sunday School
Morgan Bailey noted many events that have changed generations: the assassination of President John Kennedy, the Challenger disaster and, more recently, 9/11. “Now we have a new event: COVID-19,” said
Terminal. That’s how the consultant described the situation at a church in Oklahoma where Craig Etheredge and Glenn Underhill were serving on staff. “The church was in this difficult transition,”
The priorities of the local church are many, from teaching, to sharing the gospel with the unchurched and leading families in worship, but one leader believes Jesus’ last command should
Roundtables. Huddles. The language used around the Discipleship Network of Alabama points to where network leaders say they believe things happen — in relationships. Just ask Daniel Edmonds where his life
COVID-19 has had a major impact on many ministries the past two years, but church leaders have overcome the hurdles and carried on. When it comes to Bible Drill, three
Friends and Fellow Ministers: These are fast-moving times for life and ministry during this COVID-19 season. Perhaps, you are wrestling with decisions today about what to do next at your
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