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

What do Ray Charles, Andrew Jackson, Nelson Mandela, Ella Fitzgerald, Marilyn Monroe, and Edgar Allen Poe have in common?  They were all orphans.

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

The way we group might be shifting during this season of church ministry, but the command to make disciples remains the same

Managing the current challenges in next generation and family ministry is doable

Due to COVID-19, many camps have had to cancel because of strict guidelines that are difficult to follow in camp settings. This situation creates the unique opportunity to engage students and communities without violating social distance protocols.

There are ways to help both women and men engage in ministry activity during this time of social distance

There are ways to help your church communicate and connect with one another, while also caring for one another during this time.

The approach we use to share the gospel may shift during this time, but we must continue to reach the unreached with the truth of the gospel

In part two of All Things Administration, Neal and Greg continue to talk to CEO and President of the Arkansas Baptist Foundation, Bobby Thomas. In this episode, they continue the framework started in the first episode and build on the fundamentals that all church plants need to know so you can build your plant on steady, financial ground and keep it that way.