November 3, 2026
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Growing Leaders in a Young Church: Interior and Exterior
Steve Cuss reflects on the interior life and exterior structure needed for healthy church leadership, from spiritual disciplines and dethroning idols to developing servant-hearted leaders.
Growing Leaders in a Young Church: Infancy to Eldership
Dave Smith reflects on planting CrossWay Christian Church and explains why patient leadership development, outside accountability, and proven servant character were essential to the church’s health.
Can We Become Better Discipling Churches?
Derek Duncan challenges churches to move beyond weekend-centered programming and build relational discipleship pathways that equip believers for leadership, mission, community engagement, and Great Commission living.
Loving Those Who Annoy You
Jan Johnson reflects on loving difficult people through prayer, confession, silence, and service, showing how God cultivates a heart of goodwill even in ordinary irritation.
Three Sides of Community Ministry
John Sloper profiles church community outreach ministries at Broadway Christian Church that provide food, financial help, housing assistance, repairs, and compassionate support to families facing economic hardship.
City Centered: Making a Difference One Relationship at a Time
Hope Inner City serves Cincinnati through long-term relationships, challenging program-driven assumptions and showing how urban ministry can prioritize presence, discipleship, and faithful love.
God’s Pleasure Principle
Karen Diefendorf reflects on a dry devotional season, discovering in Ephesians a renewed sense of God’s pleasure in saving us and our grateful call to obedient, holy living.
Read Well to Lead Well
Eddie Lowen reflects on three leadership books that helped him embrace stewardship teaching, understand his leadership style, and equip others for better communication in the church.
Why I Write Books
Arron Chambers reflects on how he became an author and why he writes books: to minister through words that are powerful, personal, and enduring.
The Diploma of Biblical Studies
Summit Theological Seminary’s Diploma of Biblical Studies gives students a structured home study path for deeper Bible knowledge, church teaching, preaching preparation, and personal spiritual growth.
Death by Platitude
Mark Atteberry challenges preachers and teachers to move beyond stale religious platitudes, pursue real study, tackle tough topics, and trust God’s Word to do its work.
The Wide Road Is Still the Wrong Road
David Faust, universalism, salvation, evangelism, George Barna, Unitarian Universalist Church, Restoration Movement, Cincinnati Christian University,
We Lead by Serving: A Band of Servants
Darryl Bolen reflects on 36 years of serving with elders, showing how encouragement, prayer, shared purpose, and team leadership strengthen both ministers and the church.
We Lead by Serving: Called to Be Shepherds, Not Cowboys
Ronald G. Cook contrasts cowboy-style leadership with the shepherding call of elders, showing how Jesus modeled servant leadership through mercy, trust, accountability, and restored purpose.
Sixteen Minutes on Sunday
Daniel Schantz remembers the comic chaos of childhood Sunday mornings and the lasting lesson hidden in the rush: nothing happens until you get out of bed and get…
