November 2, 2010
Interview with Velvet Lozada
Velvet Lozada explains how Standard Publishing’s Kids Reading for Life program helps churches host simple book fairs that provide Bible-based resources for families and raise funds for ministry.
November 2, 2010
Velvet Lozada explains how Standard Publishing’s Kids Reading for Life program helps churches host simple book fairs that provide Bible-based resources for families and raise funds for ministry.
October 8, 2010
Sue Ann Cordell discusses hiring, business ethics, employee care, work/life balance, and how Christians can live faithfully and positively in a secular workplace.
October 2, 2010
Byron Davis explains how Dream of Destiny is helping Christian churches and churches of Christ pursue ethnic diversity, stronger ministry networks, and more intentional evangelistic outreach.
September 23, 2010
Tony Dungy shared uncommon leadership principles at the North American Christian Convention, showing how perseverance, service, and caring for people can shape leadership in football and in life.
September 20, 2010
Jay Akin describes how Elberton Christian Church embraced slow, intentional change, small groups, and community service to connect people to Jesus and one another in rural Georgia.
August 11, 2010
Bart Stone reflects on launching Momentum Christian Church in a Georgia warehouse, building a serving culture, navigating growth, and preparing the congregation for its next risk.
August 1, 2010
Derek Lauer reflects on pastoral ministry, stress, burnout, loneliness, vulnerability, and the essential role elders play in supporting ministers through difficult seasons.
Al Dimaano discusses the Filipino and American Christian Convention, its history, its first gathering with the North American Christian Convention, and its ongoing encouragement of Filipino Christians in North America and Southeast Asia.
Rod Roberts reflects on Christian faith, public office, moral judgment, and how believers can engage government with integrity while staying grounded in personal conviction.
June 20, 2010
Arron Chambers discusses Eats with Sinners, relational evangelism, integrity, hospitality, and why Christians should follow Jesus’ example of building sincere friendships outside the church.
June 2, 2010
Mike Claypool discusses preaching, sermon preparation, collaboration, and life change, sharing how Scripture, personal suffering, and pastoral authenticity shape his ministry.
April 8, 2010
Christopher LaPel survived Cambodia’s killing fields, found Christ in a Thai refugee camp, and later helped train Cambodian Christians and plant churches throughout his native land.
Aaron Brockett reflects on succeeding Howard Brammer at Traders Point Christian Church, leading through change, earning trust, and depending on God’s sovereignty in pastoral transition.
Keith Ray discusses Bible college, seminary, mentoring, maturity, and cultural clarity as essential parts of preparing ministry leaders for churches facing complex challenges.
February 10, 2010
Ben Cachiaras discusses the 2010 North American Christian Convention theme “Beyond,” calling churches and leaders toward deeper discipleship, stronger mission, and renewed connection in the Restoration Movement.
January 27, 2010
Dick Alexander discusses how local churches can build missions into their DNA, prioritize unreached people, support long-term missionaries, and approach short-term trips with humility and purpose.
January 6, 2010
Chris Travis discusses Unnamed, a book about overlooked biblical figures and modern everyday heroes who show how God works through ordinary people in daily obedience.
December 30, 2009
Alan Baumlein explains how Mount Pleasant Christian Church uses a community life center to connect with Greenwood residents through sports, wellness, devotions, student ministry, and relational outreach.
December 16, 2009
Forest Hill Christian Church’s “Journey to Bethlehem” invites thousands in Oklahoma City to experience the Christmas story through an immersive outreach built on volunteers, hospitality, and a clear focus on Christ.
December 2, 2009
David Bycroft reflects on how Tyro Christian Church grew in a town of 250 through long-term leadership, volunteer ministry, rural outreach, and a steady focus on reaching the lost.