by Eric Wallace | May 10, 2016 | Church Leaders, Pastors |
In our overly busy day, we are more prone to succumb to the winds of whim and the tyranny of others. It is very easy to drift or to lose our bearing entirely. Therefore, we must purpose to be intentional Christians. Pastor John Neal of Covenant PCA in Midlothian,...
by Eric Wallace | May 5, 2016 | Church Leaders, Pastors |
If I were to eat a box of Twinkies each week, would you be surprised if I gained weight by the end of the year? I would think not. What would you think if someone shot and killed a teller in the midst of robbing a bank and then pleaded in court that the gun shot the...
by Eric Wallace | May 5, 2016 | Church Community, Church Leaders, Pastors |
The latest research reveals that 75% of the children raised in evangelical churches are leaving the faith. It appears that the church is hemorrhaging its children out into the culture. Did Peter know something that we don’t when he preached, “For the promise is for...
by Eric Wallace | May 4, 2016 | Church Community, Church Leaders, Parenting, Pastors |
The gospel helps church leaders with one of their toughest challenges: that of moving people (husbands, wives, singles, youth, and children) from the sidelines to the front lines of ministry. Here’s how. What is Ministry? First, what is the “ministry” that we want...
by Eric Wallace | May 4, 2016 | Church Community, Church Leaders |
Do you have a small group ministry? If you have small groups, great! Consider the following points as a way to evaluate and perhaps improve their effectiveness. If you do not have small groups, please consider the following 4 ways that small groups foster...
by Eric Wallace | May 4, 2016 | Church Leaders, Leadership in the Home |
Last time, I mentioned the first two (of four) changes that if made to Men’s Ministry can make a huge difference. You can read the full article here. As a review, they are: First, change the name of the Men’s Ministry to Head of Household ministry. “Men’s...
