Articles in Leading a Cause
As a technology lover, it is easy to forget that not everyone speaks the same language. This can cause people to feel uncomfortable or even insulted. No matter what your cause is and what kind …
God has wired each one of us with a purpose. Over 25 million of us have tried to find out our purpose. Jesus made our purpose plain:
“…that you bear much fruit” – John 15:8 (ESV)
So, …
As a rule, do you tend to make things easy or difficult? I’ve seen (and been) both types at times. I used to make things difficult. I’d select the solutions most difficult to build and …
I know several people that all they do is talk. You know the type of person – they call you up on a weekly basis and tells you what they are going to do or …
This week’s featured cause is from Tim Nations of Pleasant Ridge Church:
Please describe a ministry or cause you lead:
I’m in the process of developing my personal ministry “cause” out of the experiences I’ve had serving …
This week’s featured cause is from Scott Couchenour of The 365 Club:
Please describe a ministry or cause you lead:
The 365 Club on Facebook
Please share a story of how your ministry or cause has positively impacted …
Recently, my friend Scott had a chance to visit China on a mission trip. This is part three in his three part series on the insights and inspiration of his visit:
EVANGELISM
The most powerful moment of …
Recently, my friend Scott had a chance to visit China on a mission trip. This is part two in his three part series on the insights and inspiration of his visit:
THE CHURCH
I had no idea, …
Recently, my friend Scott had a chance to visit China on a mission trip. This is his account in a three part series. He has some amazing stories and insights that you’ll enjoy. You may …
Mark Batterson is the lead pastor of Washington D.C.’s National Community Church, a unique church that meets in two movie theaters in the nation’s capital.
Mark recently shared the results of a simple idea they …