As the church begins to utilize social technologies, the youngest generation may already be moving on from social networks to much more personal means of communicating, especially texting.
If you’re a pastor or ministry leader, you can’t help but be drawn to the first and second letters of the Apostle Paul to his young apprentice, Timothy.
God raises up and blesses and anoints those for great impact on the world those who have sought the Kingdom of God first and foremost in their lives.
I believe we ought to get back to our roots and become leaders in the field of content marketing, not to combat everything secular, but rather to influence the secular with sacred truth.
There is a kind of hard work that is always rewarding. Always.
The kind of hard work I’m talking about is the heart work of growing, developing, and disciplining yourself to become all that you are supposed to be.
If you’re a Senior Pastor, Executive Pastor, or any kind of stewardship specialist or administrative leader within your church, you need to get more comfortable talking about money with the congregation.
Brandon Cox, Communication Tips, Preaching Tips, Preaching helps
The entire preaching experience is built on three pillars; whether people remember what you say and act on it depends on three factors.
Could you state your church vision if you only had 30 seconds with someone?
Brandon Cox, Preaching, communicating, interesting preachers
I think it’s sinful to be unfaithful to Scripture in our preaching, but isn’t it also harmful to misrepresent such a dynamic, living and loving God by communicating to people that his book is boring?
Deep down, we all crave to become people of self-discipline. God put that desire in us to help us become more like Christ.
Three effective ways to start moving toward clarity right now.
