Beware the Black Hole of Time
Austin Brown This is that period of time following the service when the visitor is standing around awkwardly, knowing not a soul. As the church bustles about, clumped together in their familiar groups, the new family nervously gathers their stuff, looks about the room and waits. They’re hoping to be included.
The Whisperer, The KJVer, and Other Types of Group Prayer Participants You Dont Want to Be
Steve Burchett My first opportunity to pray in a group came when some of my fellow students and I were standing in a circle. I have learned through my mistakes and the conduct of others that there are certain types of group prayer participants none of us should want to be:
The Church Comes First
Nick Batzig Here are six reasons why all believers should give themselves to fulfilling their call to put the church first: