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There’s Nothing More Than the Gospel

Ephesians

Am I loved? The central question of every human heart is answered with a resounding yes in Ephesians: The Love We Long For by Scotty Smith. Through this easily accessible, self-contained small group study, each participant will grow in their understanding of the riches of God’s grace and how the love of Christ shapes every relationship and interaction they have with others. Smith invites men and...

Helping Children Reengage Post-Pandemic

childrens ministry

Now that COVID-19 restrictions have lessened, your minister has given you the green light to start up children’s programming at church again! As exciting as this news is, you can’t help but feel a little nervous. It’s been SO LONG since you’ve heard little voices singing and playing in the Sunday School rooms. It’s one thing to dust off the children’s church curriculum, but how are you going to...

Why We Need Community Now More Than Ever

the need for connection

Have you ever thought it is odd that at a child’s birthday party, we give him the cake to blow all his germs on before we eat it? Until recently, I had never thought of it that way. Or, what about sneezing? For years it seemed funny. Now, I get a little nervous or embarrassed when I need to sneeze. What is healthy has changed. What is best? What is wise? What is good? As the pandemic subsides...

Dads, Your Actions Matter Most

rippleeffect

In twenty years of ministry to men, I have heard countless stories of fathers who raised their children with this tragic philosophy: “Do as I say, not as I do.” The legacies of confusion and brokenness left in the wake of such instruction is both sad and sobering. Children naturally observe and mimic whatever their parents do, even more than what they say. Therefore, if you are a father, you have...

Becoming Christ-Reflecting Grandfathers

reflection

By God’s grace, many Christians can testify of being blessed through the legacy of a godly grandmother. But how about the spiritual impact of grandfathers? Are we Christian grandfathers also impacting the coming generations with the gospel of Christ? When our grandchildren look at us, do they see tangible proof that the gospel changes people? That the gospel has changed us? What a blessing it is...

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