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Where Does a Sermon Fit into the Life of the Church?
Is the sermon the main event? Discover how sermon writers can move past “managing a crowd” to empowering the real shepherds of the church: parents and mentors.
How Do I Write the Close of a Sermon?
The conclusion is the most critical part of your message for life change. Learn how to wrap up your sermon by resolving tension and giving a clear, Christ-centered call to action.
How Do I Write the Main Points of a Sermon?
Clear main points are the backbone of a great message. Discover how to let the Bible set your agenda and how to write “sticky” points that move people from truth to action.
How Do I Write a Sermon Intro?
A great sermon intro acts as a bridge from the listener’s world to the Bible. Discover how to use compelling hooks and clear Big Ideas to start your message with impact.
How Do I Prepare to Write a Sermon?
Preparing a sermon is more than just writing notes. This guide covers the essential first steps, from prayer and contextual study to finding a “Big Idea” that connects your message to the Gospel of Jesus.
What Is the Bus Factor of Your Church Leadership Team?
Don’t let your ministry become a “hero-leader” bottleneck. Discover how to increase the bus factor of your church by focusing on the biblical mission of making disciple-makers and equipping the saints for the work of the ministry.
What Can Christians Learn from the Mormon Church?
While the doctrines differ, the Mormon church excels in areas like family discipleship and organization. Discover four practical lessons Christian leaders can learn from the LDS “all-in” culture while staying rooted in the true biblical gospel of grace.
How Do I Share the Gospel with an Addict?
Sharing the gospel with an addict requires patience and a Christ-centered approach. This article explores how to lead with grace, address the spiritual roots of addiction, and point struggling individuals toward the transformative power of Jesus and a supportive church community.
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.
