“What do you do?”

This is a common question in our world that we have probably answered countless times. However, what about our fellowship, our tribe, us as Pentecostals, what do we do?…

We’ve all been there right? Those meetings we’ve been called into, but we have no idea why we are there. It feels so pointless.

Here are six keys I’ve found helpful in leading effective youth leader’s meetings…

If we want to be successful youth pastors, let’s be super intentional with one thing: raising up leaders.

Let’s build the ministry beyond us, our tenure and our personality. Let’s make disciples who actually make disciples. Let’s structure for success…

It used to be so easy.

You wanted to get the word out?
Throw it in the newspaper. That’s where everyone was.

Fast forward to today. We find ourselves in the thick of the digital revolution…

In April of 1989, I came precariously close to ending my life.

I was in the throes of a completely debilitating depression. Totally Incapable of rational thought, very ill, and unable to help myself, I lived believing the tormenting devilish lies continuously being fed into my mind…

Here are 10 things to avoid in your church branding. Although some of them may seem like good ideas, they can prevent your influence from reaching its potential…

People are checking your church out online long before they come into your door. Just like “curb appeal” is important to a physical location, so is the ability of your website to welcome and inform people who are checking out your church…

Approximately 7 out of 10 Canadians are actively engaged in social media on a daily basis. This is why you need to be there…

As you think about the fall and suitable ministry opportunities, give some consideration to the university and college campuses in your area.

The more you seek to serve your community, the greater the opportunity for a positive Christian witness…

How can you engage your community on a regular basis and build bridges of relationship? Here are four ideas that you can use to engage your community.

The natural gravitational pull of every church is to become inward focused. Eventually, it becomes about us and our preferences over the mission of the church; reaching lost people…

This past May, over a thousand delegates from the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada gathered in Victoria, BC to celebrate 100 years of ministry in Canada. During the event, there were four distinct calls that went out to those that were gathered there…

A value that I’ve seen being adopted by vitalized churches is to be “Relentlessly Outward Bound.” This becomes a core statement in the life of the church that helps congregants identify exactly what the church is here to do…

Unless we are intentional, the community will not come to us. Pastors and ministry leaders should be spending intentional time each week building relationships into the community…

It’s always a good idea to build bridges into your community but Summer is a great time here in ABNWT. Do whatever you can to reach those who are not yet a part of the family of God…

Week after week there seems to be a disconnect between the desire to reach people with the gospel, and the actual doing. What is holding your congregation back? What could really get you the results you’re praying for?

In the church, it’s easy for us to focus on the purpose (mission) and the goal (vision), but sometimes, we fail to look at the common values…