Better than guilt or resolutions
I don’t have a love/hate relationship with new year’s resolutions. It’s more apathetic than that. I think they’re fine to...
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Growth groups: finishing the year well
As with so many things in life, there are only three things you need to get right as the leader...
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The lost art of reading Christian books
In late 2019, an American blogger wrote: “What are the most influential Christian books of the past decade?” I think...
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I went ahead and asked; um, now what?
I hope you didn’t miss the really encouraging blog post by Chris Wells, ‘Go ahead and ask’. Chris gave us...
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The guide to reading a Christian book with a group
With some justification, you might assume that someone who has worked in Christian publishing for over 30 years would be...
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How to walk into (online) church
In the opening section of his book How to Walk into Church, Tony Payne offers this key insight and tip:...
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The inescapable commission
Last week I had the opportunity to do the Oilstone leadership program. It was a very stimulating time, and all the more...
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5 training tips for 5 common word ministries
What common church ministries prayerfully teach God’s word? And, as we kick off another year, what simple training can we...
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Resolving to sleep
There are some obvious New Year's resolutions you might be considering as we kick off 2020 (the “Year of Perfect...
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How could you make Christmas truly joyful?
Joy. It’s a word that starts appearing everywhere in the lead-up to Christmas. Christmas is the season of joy (and...
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