Author name: Church Ministry Help

When volunteers, ministry teams, or church staff begin feeling overwhelmed or stretched thin, God’s Word helps re-center our hearts on His strength instead of our own. Many people in our congregations feel the same way — tired, discouraged, or unsure how to move forward. Providing Scripture-based resources can be a meaningful way to support them. […]

Equipping people to engage with Scripture is a significant way church leaders and volunteers can support spiritual growth. Yet many individuals—whether new to the faith or simply needing encouragement—aren’t sure where to begin or how to stay consistent with reading the Bible. These free monthly Bible reading plans offer an easy and effective tool you

In ministry, it doesn’t take long to realize that forgiveness is both essential and challenging. Whether you serve in leadership, teach, or volunteer behind the scenes, you’ve likely faced moments when extending grace or receiving it was difficult. Yet forgiveness is at the heart of the gospel we proclaim—and when we live it out, it

For those serving in ministry—whether as church staff or faithful volunteers—it can feel almost impossible to find the freedom to rest. The needs of the congregation, the weight of responsibilities, and even the pressure we put on ourselves can make rest seem out of reach. Yet God did not design us to run endlessly on

Pastors and church leaders put so much time, thought, and prayer into leading our church in a way that honors God. We can encourage and support them by praying for them! But sometimes, it’s hard to know where to start when we want to pray for them. That’s why we’ve put together this list of

One of the most powerful ways to strengthen our walk with God—and to encourage others in their faith—is through the practice of thankfulness. How can we be nurturing a thankful heart in ourselves as well as others? Ministry work often places us in the midst of people’s struggles, concerns, and needs. It can be easy to

As ministry leaders and volunteers, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking we need to be strong for everyone else. We plan, organize, lead, and often pour ourselves out for the sake of others.  When things are going well, we can operate as though we’re running on our own strength. But in moments

Serving in ministry often means walking through stressful and challenging seasons—sometimes with little notice and even less rest.  Whether you’re coordinating a volunteer team, preparing for Sunday services, or walking alongside someone with heavy burdens, the pressure can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, we do not serve alone. God’s presence through the Holy Spirit is constant, and

One of the most recognizable metaphors in the Bible is that Jesus is the light. But what does that mean for those of us involved in ministry – whether as pastors, staff members, or volunteers? In church life, we’re often leading others through difficult seasons. Whether it’s helping a family through grief, managing conflict in