Brittany Rust shares 3 important things all youth and ministry leaders should be doing for their youth.
Read MoreWhat qualifies someone to teach the Bible? What we find in Scripture may surprise you, and honestly, the qualifications would weed out many who do today.
Read MoreWhat does the Bible really say about women in ministry and church leadership? Brittany Rust answers this question in her latest Crosswalk article.
Read MoreThe problem with building the plane while flying it—or lack of planning—is that it puts the church in reactive mode rather than engagement mode. Brittany shares three elements of successful ministry planning.
Read MoreChurch discipline—for some it stirs up emotions like fear, anger or resentment. For me, they remind me of a beautiful fire I went through. Yes, church correction/discipline is biblical but there is an order to it. And yes, there’s a proper way to confront it in a friend’s life as well. Learn what the Bible says about both in this post from Brittany Rust.
Read MoreHow do you find a church? And not just any church, but a healthy one? There are so many variations of a church and in a culture where the Church has become more entertainment than edification, it may be hard to discern a good fit. I share 5 things to look at when assessing if a church is the right fit for you.
Read MoreAs a ministry leader, how do you navigate the heartache of miscarriage with families in your church? In this Focus on the Family article, Brittany Rust shares insight on how to do this well.
Read MoreWe still fight gender, race, and other biases in the church. And while many Christians believe they don’t have any, there are moments of discrimination at the micro-levels of your thoughts and behind-closed-door comments. Where do you stand?
Read MoreWe’ve heard numerous stories of pastors committing suicide and fighting depression. How might you, as a believer, look at this differently and support your church leaders?
Read MoreIn this article for Focus on the Family, Brittany shares how leaders can create a circle of safety for their team members.
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