A new school year is about to begin, which is an amazing opportunity to reach and connect with kids and families in your faith community who will very quickly have the following truths thrust upon …

You’ve likely heard it said, or maybe even uttered these words yourself, “no one likes it when we talk about money in the church.” Yet, at the heart of every church community lies a commitment …

On any given day in Kansas City, you will find one of many generous and well-meaning churches serving food to Kansas City’s homeless. These meals are prepared by members of our congregations and served in …

That dreaded situation – when a volunteer isn’t meeting expectations and is potentially even creating a toxic environment for other volunteers or guests – is just no fun. But if you’re involved in managing volunteers …

Sometimes in ministry, I can get wrapped up in the weekly planning of youth group – buying supplies, picking games, sending emails. What always draws me back, though, are the three things I believe are …

Volunteers are the lifeblood of churches. Churches truly can’t function without them. They give their time, talents, and resources to support the church’s mission and to make a difference in the lives of others. We …

Equipping volunteers is essential for ensuring they have a positive experience and can serve effectively in their new roles. One of the biggest fears potential new volunteers have is that they won’t know what to …

It can be tempting, when you’re faced with lots of open volunteer roles and not enough people to fill them, to just plug open roles with warm bodies. And the truth is, we’ve all done …

In a previous post, I described an important type of sermon series – what we call “fishing expeditions” here at Resurrection – and the significant role they have played in our ability to reach new …

In a previous post, I described an important type of sermon series we call “fishing expeditions,” the difference they have made in the life of our church, and why we would encourage any church to …