Kingdom Vision Marriage Intensive
“The pressures of life in ministry can place a lot stress on a marriage. How can we keep our marriages healthy and serve out of a place of strength?”
“The pressures of life in ministry can place a lot stress on a marriage. How can we keep our marriages healthy and serve out of a place of strength?”
Recently, the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission's Brent Leatherwood and Lindsay Nicolet, connected with Scott James—a pediatric infectious disease specialist in Alabama—about coronavirus, increasing fear, and how Christians should respond.
Northshore Church, a 2,000 member non-denominational church in Kirkland, Washington – the epicenter of the U.S. coronavirus outbreak – has outlined a communicative plan of action for churches.
In light of the continuing global expansion of the COVID-19 virus (coronavirus), the International Mission Board's coronavirus task force and senior leadership recommend that mission volunteers from U.S. churches postpone international mission-trip travel through at least April 30.
Thom Rainer, the founder and CEO of Church Answers, urges leaders in churches to begin thinking about how your church should respond right now rather than later to the coronavirus.
Imagine showing up at your church and finding all of your computer systems unusable. Yes – even the computer that is used to show PowerPoint during the sermon and the computer that plays audio. Oh, and all of your accounting data is unusable, too. And the computer that you store your sermons on in Microsoft Word. Does this sound like a nightmare?
Baptist Resource Network Executive Director Barry Whitworth shares the Top Five resources and opportunities for March 2020.