In this final message in the Doing Church a New Way, Coach B looks at some practical ways that we can live out our Christianity. He encourages us to become the church in our world in our everyday life, not just go to ch

Everyone needs people who encourage them on a regular basis. When we have encouragement in our lives, we are stronger. But more importantly, we need to learn to be that person who encourages others. In this podcast, C

Despite the fact that most churches want to reach and connect with people and they want to grow, many churches are inadvertently chasing people away. In this 10th episode of the Doing Church a New Way series, Coach B e

As our kids go back to school, parents must pray fervently for them. This is a Back to School Special that talks about how we can pray for our kids this year as they return to school.

How many of us assume by looking at a person, maybe seeing what they wear, how they talk, and observing their actions, that we know enough about that person to know what place they have in our church, our small group, ou

One of the greatest things about God is that He will always make sure that His mission is accomplished. Unfortunately for us, it doesn't always happen the way we would want it. In this podcast, Coach B examines what Go

Are you truly happy and fulfilled in your church? Or do you want more out of your church life? Is it enough to just go to church every week, sing some songs, and listen to someone preach? In this podcast, Coach B show

In most churches today, fellowship, love, ministering to those in need, as well as outreach and evangelism, have become something we do inside those four walls on a Sunday morning. Our form of evangelism and our form of

What happens when the established church criticizes people who want to do church a new way? What if you are part of the traditional model of church an you are wondering if a new way of doing church is really something f

The church should exist to have a presence in our community and to have community in each other’s presence. But when it doesn’t demonstrate those two aspects that the first century church seen in the book