By Ron Kelley
Many believe that money and our faith—even the mere discussion of them—are two things that do not mix well. The perception is that money leads the believer to spiritual destruction. As with any subject matter, we must …
Just Say What the Bible Says
March 12, 2019 By
By Nick Floyd
Every pastor deals with a certain reality every single week. I’ve heard it referenced as the “relentless return of Sunday.” You preach your heart out, pour yourself empty, and exhaust yourself physically and emotionally only to wake …
Spotlight Interview: Jeff Belcher
March 12, 2019 By
Prestonwood Network: How did God call you and your family to the Baltimore area to plant Church of the Harbor?
Jeff Belcher: I began leading worship while I was in college, and ended up serving as worship pastor at a …
Accountability with your Time
March 12, 2019 By
By Heiden Ratner
When it comes to church planting, the old saying is true, “Time is of the essence.” One thing a person can never get back is his or her time. Every second, minute and hour is a gift …
Strengths In Times Of Weakness
February 12, 2019 By
By Dr. Jack Graham
Trust in him at all times, O people; pour out your heart before him; God is a refuge for us (Psalm 62:8).
It is often in the very toughest of times and trials that God brings …
Intentionally Dating Your Spouse
February 12, 2019 By
By Shawn Callander
Take a moment to reflect on when you and your spouse first started dating. Those were exciting days, weren’t they? Most likely as you began to date, every Friday or Saturday was filled with a new adventure …
Spotlight Interview: Rob Wilton
February 12, 2019 By
By Prestonwood Network Staff
Prestonwood Network: Share with us about your time at Vintage Church in New Orleans and God’s call to plant a church in Pittsburg.
Rob Wilton: In 2008, we launched Vintage Church in my home. God was …
Choosing The Best Curriculum
February 12, 2019 By
By Matt Mullins
In a market overflowing with adult small-group curriculum options, how do you make your choice? Let’s consider three ideas that might help hone your curriculum search.
Good questions build healthy small groups. …
Virtues Make The Best Valentines
February 12, 2019 By
By Dr. David McKinley
Valentine’s Day is near, and the scramble is on for flowers, gifts, cards and, of course, chocolates. Charles Shultz once said, “All you need is love, but a little chocolate now and then never hurts.” Can …
The Cure for Conflict
January 22, 2019 By
By Dr. Jack Graham
James, ever pragmatic, ever personal, speaks to us in chapter 4 of his book about a problem we all face. It’s the problem of conflicts and how to resolve them.
Some of us remember the fears …