How do you engage God during a church or ministry meeting? It can be hard. But here are ideas for connecting your team with God even in the most practical of meetings.
What’s your fall change? Fall explodes in colorful images of change. Let’s learn about “course corrections” and two practical change ideas to not waste fall’s opportunity for change.
Many feel there is so much change right now in moving through historic times. Learn about two responses you can choose In the midst of anxiety and change — personal to family or church to school to business. And explore a Bible passage that captures the sense of such times very well!
“Why did they make that decision now?” Families, businesses, and churches are observing “sudden” choices for change in this pandemic period. Why now? This two-part series will offer both an explanation and a practical solution for you in that process whether for yourself or someone else.
Unfocused or exhausted? Doing less can be more. Along with exploring the impact of a cluttered life, see how God’s Kingdom views offers us fresh ways and perspectives on living a fulfilling, well-aligned life.
Congratulations to graduates! Life transitions are great times to make changes. And key to this is looking at investing. Check out five areas to apply investment thinking in life. And begin building for your next season, whether a graduate or not.
A HUGE life-changing question, whether a Christian or not. And it can seem easy—or hard! Explore six lenses that help a person in deciding who to marry. Whether for you or someone you know, this will be a helpful tool and discussion whether you are a Christian or not.
“Unusual days.” It’s been said a lot. How do we make the most of them? How do we grow? What patterns get in the way? Let’s explore this (plus hear my own learnings in these historic times.)
A new year!! How can we start the new year well? Want to leave last year behind? Whether yourself or a family, get some practical ideas and tools on how to reflect on your past year as well as look to the next one.
