By Dr. Matt Kendrick
I wish I could have read this article one year ago! We began planting Redemption City Church in Fort Worth, Texas, one year ago, and I want to share a few things I learned in my…
By Dr. Matt Kendrick
I wish I could have read this article one year ago! We began planting Redemption City Church in Fort Worth, Texas, one year ago, and I want to share a few things I learned in my…
By Dr. Jeremy Roberts
Recently, I walked through Hobby Lobby, and Christmas décor is already in some of their aisles. It is barely fall, but they’re getting ready for Christmas. All of us in local church ministry need to start …
By Dr. Jeremy Roberts
After 13 years of being a senior pastor, I can relate to you when it comes to the post-Easter fog that lingers. Now is a good time to think about some intentional things to do as …
by Tim Matthews
“How can our church reach more young families?” This is a very common question that almost every church in America is asking itself. Why are they asking this question? Because “young families” is a demographic that is …
by Jamie Wilder
In my experience, for a parent to wake, feed, dress and get the kids excited to arrive at church by 8:00 a.m. is an act that only the Holy Spirit can make happen. (You may just get …
By Prestonwood Network Staff
Prestonwood Network: How did God call and lead you to pastor Park Slope Community Church?
Logan Dagley: I was born in the Northeast, but gave my life to Christ in North Carolina as a teenager. Since …
By Jack Raymond
These are truly historic times. Sports events are shut down. Schools are closed. Travel is severely limited. And for us as church leaders, church now looks completely different than normal.…
by Jonathan Fechner
There’s an old proverb that says “Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.” While this statement is true, it presumes …
By Bryan Bailey
Every church seems to have the same problem: No matter what size the church, the needs always feel as though they outweigh the resources. People and money – we never have enough. Yet, somehow, we still have …
By Prestonwood Network Staff
Prestonwood Network: Can you share with us how God called you and your family to plant and pastor in the Seattle area?
Jonah Easley: After living in the Pacific Northwest for two and half years, we …