Articles by Ken Morgan
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Evangelicals who ignore or gloss over the discipline of confession are setting themselves up for immaturity. Confession of sin to trusted others is an important part of the formation process for followers of Jesus, it strengthens the believing community and provides mutual support for helping each other grow in the faith and away from sinful habits. It is a healthy discipline that we dare not lose. -
Burning out or just tired, here are guidelines that can help
In face of increasing stress, overwhelming demands, and volatile change, we might reach for the term "burnout" to describe the way we feel. But we need to ensure we're using the term correctly. Are we just tired, overwhelmed, or overworked? If so, rest and/or change can help. If it is truly burnout, external assistance may be required. This opinion can help you consider what you need. -
Providing a supportive social space for mothers is key to reaching entire families
Mothers experience a great deal of change when first becoming a parent. This time in a family's life can provide an open door for exploring spirituality and finding faith within a mothers group. The rest of the family is likely to follow. -
A word of advice to remember into the new year
As we enter a new year, a church mission coach reminds us that it is an opportune time to repent of all the "its" we "just do" (ref. Nike) that are not aligned with God's good ways or are resistant to change to better participate in God's purposes. -
Helping church leaders build a culture of mission
Are you a leader who wants your church to grow? Maybe its time to stop changing programs or people and start the hard work of changing culture. And that begins with you. Here is a tip to help you start thinking differently. -
The simple act of being a witness that opens the door to the gospel
What if we could be effective in helping unchurched people become followers of Jesus without learning scripts, without steering conversations, without campaigns, crusades or anything else that seems like a relationship destroyer?
