Are you walking through a leadership transition in your congregation? This Church Hack provides guidance for equipping new leaders and supporting your community through change. Use it with your team to navigate these shifts with wisdom and grace. Read the full Church Hack here. Read the article
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What does it look like to be attentive to the places in which we live? Author and theologian, Kristen Deede Johnson, was a guest on the Gospel Reverb podcast in 2021. She spoke about our calling to love our neighbor and the importance of discerning the needs “of the city.” “Also, seek the peace and … Continue reading "Seek Shalom" Read the article
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We can use the Five Thresholds as a framework for sharing the gospel. By Michelle Hartman, Communications Director Steele Creek, North Carolina, US I meet many people who are spiritually curious. They ask big questions about life and meaning, and they are open to talking about faith. But I’ve also noticed something else: most people … Continue reading "How People Explore Faith" Read the article
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By practicing hospitality, our region is discovering new gifts that are for the good of our neighbors. Gillian Houghton, Canadian National Director Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada “There are no strangers here; only friends you haven’t yet met!” This is one of my favourite quotes. So, when my daughter and I saw it written on the outside … Continue reading "Practicing Gifts through Hospitality" Read the article
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Christ Who Calls | January 2026 Watch Listen Download/Subscribe Download Audio Download Video Low Res Video Thumbnail Watch on YouTube Program Transcript + In this series, we delve into our 2026 theme, Kingdom Living, with GCI Superintendents from around the globe. Each message will explore how God transforms us into kingdom disciples. Join Mike Rasmussen, … Continue reading "Christ Who Calls" Read the article
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The Denominational Celebration will be held in Dallas, Texas, U.S. on July 23-26, 2026. Registration for the 2026 Denominational Celebration is open! We would love for you to participate in our time together. This gathering gives our fellowship time to worship, learn, and enjoy being together. The schedule offers steady rhythms of teaching, connection, and … Continue reading "2026 Denominational Celebration" Read the article
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This week we’re sharing a Speaking of Life message from our archive as a supplemental resource. We encourage you to use this for reflection and preparation, or small group discussion. For your worship gathering, consider how a call to worship from a local voice or contextualized introduction to the theme might serve your congregation well. … Continue reading "Sermon for January 25, 2026 — Third Sunday After the Epiphany" Read the article
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This week we’re sharing a Speaking of Life message from our archive as a supplemental resource. We encourage you to use this for reflection and preparation, or small group discussion. For your worship gathering, consider how a call to worship from a local voice or contextualized introduction to the theme might serve your congregation well. … Continue reading "Sermon for January 18, 2026 — Second Sunday After Epiphany" Read the article
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Watch Listen Download/Subscribe Download Audio Download Video Low Res Video Thumbnail Watch on YouTube Program Transcript + Discussion Watch video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3MNJYlp4TU Program Transcript Baptism of Our Lord Water holds the power to shape and renew. It softens hard soil, restores what is dry, and sustains every living thing. In baptism, water represents the … Continue reading "Sermon for January 11, 2026 — Baptism of the Lord" Read the article
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This week we’re sharing a Speaking of Life message from our archive as a supplemental resource. We encourage you to use this for reflection and preparation, or small group discussion. For your worship gathering, consider how a call to worship from a local voice or contextualized introduction to the theme might serve your congregation well. … Continue reading "Sermon for January 4, 2026 — Second Sunday After Christmas Day" Read the article
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