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Intentional relationships are relationships “done on purpose” or “deliberate” according to the dictionary. Intentional relationships are actively engaged and do not happen…

There are plenty of churches that say they have a discipleship plan, but what most of them actually have is an education plan. The word “discipleship”…

This summer, we’re partnering with Barna Group, a leading Christian research organization, to explore timeless principles around manhood. In this article, we’re…

“Hi. I’m Jim, and I have a pride problem”. Yep, I said it out loud. I struggle with pride. I like to…

We are called by God to be disciples of Jesus. And the core mission of the church is to make disciples. So…

In 2017 on a return flight from Orlando back to Ohio, I sat quietly contemplating one main question posed at the Exponential…

Are you the kind of person who strikes up conversations with strangers or do you think that’s weird? Maybe you’re the kind…

In May 1971, a Texas newspaper featured an article titled “What They’re Saying” that quoted Frank Outlaw, president of the successful supermarket chain BI-Lo:…

Becky and her husband had been looking for a church home. They stopped going to church during Covid and their combined anxiety…

If you were to ask a few of your friends, “What is a biblical worldview?”, what thoughts and emotions might be awakened…

I have heard it said that ministry can be one of the loneliest occupations there is. Given my own personal ministry experience…

We have a man in our church that is a chef…like 5-Star chef! He happened to be in my Life Group a…