We need to revise what is deemed necessary for a healthy local church to exist and be involved in the Great Commission.

We are experiencing new things and though uneasy, we are fired-up for the Lord. But the familiar system remains and eagerly awaits our return. Will we pour ourselves back into that mold as soon as we can? 4 ideas to help you return stronger.

6 lessons from a youth pastor from the trenches of ministry in a pandemic.

6 valuable lessons I have learned from the COVID-19 Crisis.

We don’t have to just focus on our weekend online experience, we can offer courses that engage and reach our community where they’re at. Here are some great options for your church to consider.

Online church has seen church viewership increase over the past month. This is good new for many but how will we turn viewers into members?

Currently, most of our church buildings are emptier than they’ve ever been. This is a great opportunity to get some things done before people return.

When you post your service to Facebook, YouTube or any online platform, you’ll usually be able to see how many people have “viewed” the service or see how many people are watching along.

Next to Easter, Mothers Day is an incredible opportunity for the church to see visitors.

When we re-open church church will look different and in the same way our leadership will need to shift as well.

If we can reach them before the age of 14, we won’t have a rescue operation when they are older.

We are in the middle of a great disruption. And that’s OK. Coronavirus has pushed all of online. Stay online, and go bigger. Digital is stewardship at it’s best.

Doing whatever it takes to put the puck in the net

It is essential that we as Believers, and especially as Believing Leaders, not add to the increasing flow of caustic vitriol present in social media.

Alpha Online is proving to be an effective way for churches to introduce people to next steps and engaging guests from their weekend broadcasts. Many are finding lasting faith in Jesus. And Alpha Canada has made it free and easy to use.

Churches were about to hold annual congregational business meetings. Should we proceed with a virtual meeting? Can we delay the annual meeting? Here's some information to guide your decision.

Before you leave isolation ask yourself, “Has isolation been my wake-up call? Have I heard from God? Did I learn anything about solitude?”

Next Gen leaders have stepped up huge during Covid-19. But how can a youth pastor continue to step up and not lose their students during this unique time in our history?