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If you have computers at your facility, you are at risk for a devastating attack on your finances–and your reputation. Without deliberate precautions, your financial data, as well as the personal information of your employees and congregants, is easy for hackers to find. Here are just a few of the financial implications a cyber attack … Continue reading “It’s Cyber Security Month: Do You Know Your Risks?”

How long is your usual Sunday morning worship service? Under 30 minutes 30-45 minutes 45 -60 minutes 60-90 minutes 90 minutes – 2 hours More than 2 hours Poll Maker Share This On:

Southwestern Baptist Seminary offers an excellent new resource called PreachingSource.com. In a recent article posted there, Kevin Ueckert offers three tips for more effective sermon conclusions: “A conclusion cannot be completely planned and written before determining the content of the sermon. Once my content is decided, then I can properly move to a conclusion. The … Continue reading “3 tips for better sermon conclusions”

I have a confession to make: I am a BabylonBee fan. For those who haven’t yet discovered this guilty pleasure, babylonbee.com is a parody news site–think christianheadlines.com meets The Onion. And it pokes fun at evangelical foibles as only a true insider can do. Among the recent headlines: Ancient Documents conform “Selah” best translated “extended … Continue reading “Laughing at Ourselves”

How often do you use humor in preaching? Frequently Sometimes Rarely Never Poll Maker Share This On:

In a recent article, Thom Rainer offers several questions pastors should ask about their church finances: “Many church leaders operate out of a mode of scarcity instead of abundance. While I realize that churches cannot and should not spend foolishly, too many church leaders just don’t recognize that God has provided more than they think. … Continue reading “10 Things You Should Know About Your Church’s Finances “

Think back to the first Christian concert you attended. Do you remember where it was held? Or how much you paid for your ticket? Did you reserve your seat early to get a discount, or did you pay at the door? Did volunteers work the event, or were there paid staff? Chances are you don’t … Continue reading “How to Plan and Promote a Christian Concert”

The role-playing adventure game The Aetherlight taps into a power as old as the Bible to teach players eternal truths “Jesus spoke all these things to the crowd in parables; he did not say anything to them without using a parable.” (Matthew 13:34) During His ministry, Jesus never spoke to the crowds without telling a … Continue reading “Unlocking The Power Of Story”

How many churches have you served in since entering ministry? One Two Three Four Five or more Poll Maker Share This On:

In a recent article at his website, pastor Charley Reeb writes: “I did some research on the millennials in my church and was fascinated to discover what they look for in a sermon. Based on the feedback I received here are 3 things a sermon must accomplish in order to reach millennials. Convince Them Why … Continue reading “3 tips for Preaching to Millennials”