Ministry is more than a one-time event. Rather, consider it a continual process.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents have been asking for resources to help disciple their children. Discipling families to be on mission requires that the church invest in parents and children.

This time can be used to plan for what is next. Ministry may look different following the crisis but that does not eliminate the need for planning.

How can we obey the command to “Go and make disciples of all nations” when it seems like all we can do right now is “stay at home”?

For the very first time, the team was a finalist for three grand prize awards in two different categories. Additionally, the team won 10 other awards including six in first place.

Even in these uncertain times, Little Rock’s Iglesia Bautista El Centro de Disciplulado, a mission of Geyer Springs First Baptist Church, has had nine professions of faith in the last month. Praise the Lord!

From This, I Believe Truth During Uncertain Times, Andrea brings her video series from Facebook to her podcast. In this episode, Andrea talks about the 3 truths we can take from the Bible and apply to our lives during these uncertain times. 

In light of the urgent needs in our nation, we are asking you to join us in 7 Days of Fasting and Prayer, May 1-7

Although this situation is neither ideal nor easy, we can worship with sincerity and confidence knowing worship is not confined to any one place.

How do leaders equip the church to support and participate in the ministries during this strange and difficult season?