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yourmove.is

Explore how Christians are challenged to move beyond belief and take action in making a difference in the world. Discover the importance of putting motion into devotion through the insightful analysis of First Corinthians 13.

northpoint.org

Life is complicated. You want to get it right. We want to help.

drcloud.com

The blog of Dr. Henry Cloud

alextran.org

How do we have spiritual “what the hell” moments? Times we look back and wonder how in the world did our faith get so strong?

visionroom.com

Auxano delivers the breakthrough processes that leads to real church growth.

newspringnetwork.com

We want everyone everywhere to have an everyday relationship with Jesus.

careynieuwhof.com

Is America in revival? Well, not quite, according to Barna CEO David Kinnaman, who joins Carey to discuss 2026 church trends. New data shows that overall American Christianity is still in decline AND that Gen Z men are dialing into Jesus, young adults are the most churched group in America, and that we're setting ourselves up for a succession crisis.

willowcreek.com

since 1992, willow creek association has been linking like-minded, action-oriented churches with each other and with strategic vision, training, and resources. our desire is to serve local church leaders in building biblically functioning churches that reach increasing numbers of lost people, not just with innovations from willow creek, but with god-given breakthroughs with widespread potential from any church in the world. the wca is a not-for profit ministry with more than 11,000 member churches from 90 denominations and 45 countries. they represent a wide variety of sizes, denominations and backgrounds, and are ministering in literally every corner of the world. as they pursue their own unique, god-given vision for ministry in their community, member churches confirm a shared commitment to christ and a passion for reaching lost people.

9marks.org

Why should you join a church? Becoming a member of a church is an important, and often neglected, part of the Christian life. Yet the trend these days is one of shunning the practice of organized religion and showing a distaste or fear of commitment, especially of institutions. Jonathan Leeman addresses these issues with a […]