One-offs

The Art of Disagreeing (Book Review)

Rachel Sloan

How we Christians treat each other matters. Gavin Ortlund helps us navigate day-to-day disagreements without falling into disunity.

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What Should We Pay Our Church Workers?

Becky Thomas

We want to honour those who work for our churches in offering financial support, and more. But what should that look like? And how much?

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The Quiet Revival: Growth in the UK Church

John Stevens

Signs of new evangelical life in the UK should encourage us to have confidence in the gospel and to persevere in gospel ministry.

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Evangelism Through the Seasons

Colin Webster

The calendar can give you some pretty helpful dates to use in the mission of your church.

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5 Ways to Make the Most of the Leaders' Conference

Joel Murray

A national conference can be exciting but overwhelming, and we want you to make the most of your time with us. Here are some things to bear in mind.

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Partnerships Across Contexts

Phil Topham

What does a church in a leafy London suburb have in common with a church in an ex-mining town in west Cumbria?

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Lessons from the Global Church

John Stevens

Eleven reflections from the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelisation which brought together 5,000 church leaders from across the world.

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Chart Your Journey Through Church Leadership

Ray Evans

Leading a church can be like using a chart at sea, so mapping your journey and navigating the big picture is key to growth.

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Ministry Endurance and Avoiding Burnout

Rachel Sloan

With more and more pastors and church leaders considering leaving ministry, what can help us endure to the end while sacrificially serving others?

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Partnership in Planting

Duncan Cobbett

Three churches in Worcestershire are partnering together to form a new church: Grace Church Kidderminster.

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Unrealistic Expectations for Council Estate Ministry

Ian Williamson

Churches serving council estates can face distractions and discouragements, yet shifting expectations can help ministry persevere and bear fruit.

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Catechisms and Contending for the Faith

Tim Hayward

Throughout church history, pastors have taught the fundamentals of the faith through catechesis. What might that look like for a modern church?

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Making Space for Mums

Rachel Sloan , Cid Sparks

Many of our churches run parent & toddler groups, but how do you take the next steps in introducing parents to Christ?

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From Generation to Generation

Graeme Shanks

Our churches are made up of people from different generations. How can we harness the potential that a truly intergenerational church family presents?

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5 Reasons to Go to the Ministry Wives Retreat

Kathryn Tearle

Our retreat for ministry wives offers refreshment and rest over 48 hours. Here’s why ministry wife Kathryn Tearle thinks others should come.

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What All Churches Can Learn from Scotland's Census

Andy Hunter

Published this week, Scotland's Census 2022 reveals that the majority of people now say they have "no religion". What are the implications for us?

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12 Things God Can't Do (Book Review)

Paul Mallard

An accessible and practical introduction to some of the most profound aspects of the doctrine of God.

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Why Do We Need Church Policies?

Becky Thomas

Why do we have to bother with policies in our churches? How do we make a start and get support?

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Perfect Unity (Book Review)

Paul Mallard

Ralph Cunnington takes us on a journey through the central doctrines of the faith, helping us celebrate diversity while maintaining unity.

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Evangelical Unity and the Principle of Balance

Johnny Prime

In matters that divide Christians, or cause fierce debate, “the principle of balance” is key for maintaining evangelical unity.

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Growth and Change (Book Review)

Ray Evans

A must-read for church leaders who long for their churches to be all that they could be: growing in number and in likeness to Christ.

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Being There (Book Review)

Johnny Prime

Writing from personal experience, Dave Furman’s book is full of applied, practical, pastoral theology that instructs us in our care for the hurting.

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