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You’ve faced some hard questions if you’ve ever worked or volunteered at a church.

  • What do you do when a debate breaks out in a Bible study?
  • How do you keep your church together when you hear rumors of a split?
  • How do you respond when a VBS kid from an unbelieving family asks about the difference between boys and girls?
  • How do you practice Christian hospitality during a global pandemic?

You could probably make your own list of challenging issues.

Books are helpful, but it’s tough to flip through hundreds of pages to find a specific answer relevant to your situation. What if there was a better solution?

What if you could ask advice from a community of experienced, like-minded believers? What if you could also access practical podcasts and videos by leading Christian thinkers? And when you need a book, what if you could buy it with an exclusive discount?

Introducing Ministry Network.

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To sample our podcast content, listen to our discussion with Rosaria Butterfield on Christian hospitality. It’s available on your favorite podcasting channels, including Apple and Spotify. You can also watch the video below.

Every week, we’ll launch a new episode with figures like Paul Washer, Steven Lawson, Albert Mohler, and many more. So subscribe and stay tuned! We’re only getting started.


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