Does History Always Progress?

History isn’t a straight line. It moves in cycles. Cultures rise and falter, problems repeat, and every generation faces its own version of decline and renewal. But there’s a pattern inside the pattern: when culture has been at its most fractured, the Church has consistently shown up — and powerfully reshaped society for the good.

Putting First Things First

There’s a question every pastor should be able to answer honestly: What am I actually putting first? Not in your sermons. In your ministry calendar. Our founder and president walks through what it really looks like to lead from your priorities rather than your schedule — and why the gap between the two is where most churches quietly lose ground.

7 Enemies of Metanoia

Metanoia — a true change of heart and mind — is at the center of the gospel. But for most of us, it’s also one of the most resisted graces in our spiritual lives.

Why? Because metanoia has enemies. Some of them are obvious. Most of them are hiding in plain sight.

This is essential viewing for pastors, ministry leaders, small group leaders, and anyone serious about discipleship that actually changes lives.

The Church has Changed the World

Most churches care deeply about marriages, but caring isn’t a strategy. We take a look at how the Church has influenced major event’s throughout America’s history.

If you lead, pastor, or care about the families in your church, this is the 5 minutes that could reshape how you think about ministry to married couples.

Metanoia

80% of everyone in church on Sunday grew up in a continuously married home.

What happens when that pipeline collapses?