Refuting the Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
If you’ll do these things, you’ll continue to grow as a leader in health and effectiveness, and your organization will grow right along with you.
Equip Your People to Counsel Each Other
This lay ministry is an extraordinary happening. No longer do people need a special—though temporary—anointing to offer a prophetic word of direction and wisdom.
Nathan Rose on What Average Churchgoers May Not Realize About Their Pastor
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks Nathan Rose, Lead Pastor of Liberty Baptist Church in Liberty, Missouri: "What’s something about being a pastor the average churchgoer doesn’t understand?"
What the Popularity of 'NCIS' and 'Blue Bloods' Tells Us About Ministering to Senior Adults
Why are older folks drawn to these kinds of shows? And what do those connections mean for ministry to older folks?
The Tears of Success in Foster Parenting
There is a powerful beauty in beholding oneself in another.
Links For The Church (2/18)
This week's links include resources include being slow to speak, atypical women, misunderstanding the Trinity, materialism, compensating your pastor, and being a second wife.
The Lord Was There
The saints are God's heritage, and he is in the midst of them, and will protect his own.
How to Lead Women’s Ministry in a Complementarian Church
God created men and women to work in such a way that we both have the same goal and we need one another to get the job done.
J.T. English On The Local Church and Theological Training
Series: Conversations
Why is the local church integral to theological training?
When Fighting Anxiety Seems Unbearable
He may not change your circumstances, but he will give peace in the midst of hardship as he promised.
