by BSCNC Communications | Jun 11, 2020 | _home-articles, articles-all, church-revitalization-article-feed, church-revitalization-articles-all, pastoral-article-feed, pastoral-articles-all
Pastor, think beyond mere visitation June 11, 2020 Should pastors visit? Some pastors feel the need to be at every hospital procedure for the duration of the procedure, and others never leave the study to darken the doors of a hospital. Pastoral care can be a divisive...
by BSCNC Communications | Jun 8, 2020 | Uncategorized
How to revitalize your church in 4 days June 8, 2020 Can a church be revitalized in four days? This may sound a little optimistic, but many pastors actually try to revitalize their church in just one day: Sunday. However, there should be some strategy to this process....
by BSCNC Communications | May 15, 2020 | articles-all, church-revitalization-article-feed, church-revitalization-articles-all, covid-19-article-feed, covid-19-articles-all, pastoral-article-feed, pastoral-articles-all
Does God want us to return to normal? May 15, 2020 In his devotion “All Things New,” John Eldridge writes, “The renewal of all things is meant to be your first hope in the way that God is your first love. If it isn’t the answer to your wildest dreams, if you aren’t...
by BSCNC Communications | May 14, 2020 | articles-all, church-revitalization-article-feed, church-revitalization-articles-all, pastoral-article-feed, pastoral-articles-all
Silver linings in the COVID-19 clouds May 14, 2020 From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture emphasizes the importance of time alone with God, simplicity and worship. Luke 5:16 tells us that Jesus “often went into the wilderness and prayed.” If Jesus needed time alone...
by BSCNC Communications | Apr 30, 2020 | _home-articles, articles-all, church-revitalization-article-feed, church-revitalization-articles-all, covid-19-article-feed, covid-19-articles-all, pastoral-article-feed, pastoral-articles-all
The reality of compassion fatigue and how to avoid it April 30, 2020 It costs us something when we care and are moved by compassion. There is an emotional price that one pays when we care for and walk with others through a crisis or loss. As pastors, we have been...
