
Don’t Forget Your Greeter Team: Preparing for Easter Sunday
You’re prepping your Easter Sunday message, finalizing the worship set, cueing up the slides, setting out crafts for kids’ ministry—and trying not to forget the flowers. But in the middle
You’re prepping your Easter Sunday message, finalizing the worship set, cueing up the slides, setting out crafts for kids’ ministry—and trying not to forget the flowers. But in the middle
Why Storytelling Might Be the Most Underrated Strategy in Your Church We’re living in the most media-driven generation in history. People scroll, swipe, and click through content all day. But
Because a Good First Impression is a Ministry Strategy Let’s start with the obvious: walking into a new church is hard. It doesn’t matter how friendly your team is, how good the
Looking for church resources that serve more than just the Sunday sermon? Wondering how the right pastor tools can transform your entire ministry? Here’s what many church leaders don’t realize:
Most church websites include the basics—service times, information about kids’ ministry, pictures of ministries and groups, staff pages, and special events. However, not every website has the key tools and
No. But we should be paying attention. Technology isn’t the enemy. And AI doesn’t have to be scary. In fact, when used wisely, it can be one of the most
With screen time rising and more and more users turning to the internet for answers, your church’s online presence is more important than ever. It’s easy to join social media
What It Means for the Future of Ministry—and How to Lead Through It Technology has always been a tool the Church can use for good. From microphones to livestreams, from
How to Build a Stronger, United Church Family As a church leader, your goal isn’t just to fill seats—it’s to build a family. A church family that grows together, serves
Why Better Sermon Planning Starts with Better Collaboration Let’s be honest—preaching week to week without a long-term plan is a fast track to exhaustion. And yet, that’s how many churches
Because No One Has More Influence Than They Do Let’s just acknowledge something right up front: parents are the most important spiritual leaders in a child’s life. And yet, most parents
Lent is a time of reflection and renewal—a season that invites pastors to guide their congregations through deep spiritual exploration. Ministry Pass has over 40 unique series prepared for Pastors
Although it may be easier to continue an existing sermon series on Easter Sunday, choosing that option will cause you to miss out on the benefits that come with a
Pastoring a small congregation sometimes comes with its own set of challenges, especially when comparing our intimate communities to those mega-churches. I once stepped into a church replant with fewer
Do you struggle to get first-time visitors to come back a second time? Do you feel like visitors walk in the front door, then right out the back door of
Everyone needs the church – from single moms to businessmen to young entrepreneurs to senior citizens. However, in a world starved for community and connection, Gen Z needs the church
Creating experiences where parents, kids, and every generation can grow together. Most churches are great at creating events for specific age groups. There’s Vacation Bible School for kids.Bible studies and financial classes
How to Increase Giving at Your Church Let’s be honest. Almost every church leader wants to see giving increase. But the real question is: How do you move from hoping it
Where to Find Free or Cheap Graphics for Church Use It can be difficult to find high-quality, easy-to-use graphics and media for your church. Some websites charge more than the
Ministry Pass is a powerful resource hub designed to help pastors and church leaders communicate more effectively, grow their congregations through discipleship and evangelism, and manage their time efficiently. But
They’re Not Looking for a Show. They’re Looking for Something Real. Let’s be honest—Gen Z isn’t buying into church culture the way previous generations did. They’re not showing up out of
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations” Matthew 28:19 These words of Jesus challenge us today just as they challenged the first disciples. As pastors, we know the Great
Trust builds giving. And transparency builds trust. Let’s be honest—most pastors don’t love talking about money. It’s awkward. It’s sensitive. It’s easy to feel like you’re going to be misunderstood.But here’s the
Volunteer capacity is a challenge for every church. But in a small church, it’s even more pressing. The need is great, the hands are few, and the mission doesn’t slow
Crafting a message for a memorial service is one of the most sacred and emotionally loaded responsibilities a pastor carries. You’re not just standing up to give a talk—you’re entering
Because what starts small doesn’t have to stay small. In ministry, it’s easy to chase the big wins. We want to see lives changed, churches packed, and bold vision fulfilled.
Planning a year-long sermon calendar can feel overwhelming, but it’s a key step in nurturing a cohesive, well-rounded teaching strategy. By dividing the year into seasons and paying attention to
The holidays are behind us, and as we settle into the rhythm of the new year, it’s time to start looking ahead! Easter, end of the school year, graduations, summer—before
Christmas Eve is one of the most significant opportunities of the year to share the gospel with your church and community. It’s a night when regular attendees and first-time visitors
Planning for Christmas in your church can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right tools and resources, you can create an unforgettable experience that shares the
Christmas is a wonderful time of year for both the church and the community. It’s a season that brings people together, softens our hearts, and lets the message of hope
The Christmas season is one of the most anticipated times of the year for churches everywhere. It’s a season rich with meaning, tradition, and the powerful message of Christ’s birth,
Does announcing something on Sunday morning translate into more participation?
Being a father is difficult and no earthly father (or father figure) is perfect. It would be one thing if everyone in our churches had perfect fathers and zero baggage,
Here’s a sentence that no pastor has ever uttered: “Our problem is that we have too many leaders.” Ha! It’s laughable to think that we’d ever have such a problem.
One of my favorite myths about leadership is that leaders get whatever they want. It literally makes me chuckle as I type it. Sure, there are times when leaders get
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