Despite the optimism most rural pastors have, they still recognize real issues that confront their ministries and congregations. To learn more, sign up now for our free rural church webinar on Oct. 29. https://t.co/fb45BpL1PK
“If we want people to experience the growth that comes through meaningful relationships, we must intentionally create pathways for those relationships to begin and flourish.” — @chadhiggins https://t.co/z5FRkHi08a
NEW: Following Jesus may lead you away from places you wished to stay. But if you keep following Him, you will end up exactly where God intends. https://t.co/WGR6HXsu82
Pentecostal (13%), Baptist (9%), Holiness (7%) and non-denominational (7%) pastors are more likely than Lutherans (1%) and Methodists (1%) to say they plan to endorse a candidate in a church service. https://t.co/bM7mTPjRUe
NEW: The challenge in reaching skeptics isn’t a lack of answers. It’s creating enough space for their questions to lead them toward the answers. https://t.co/zgvTPrMdgU
Megachurch pastors get most of the headlines, but bivocational pastors outnumber those big names. And their numbers are only likely to grow. https://t.co/lUzLosIjU4