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Becoming a Personal Bridge Becoming a personal bridge builder means connecting people, ideas, and cultures to encourage understanding and growth.Builder : A Journey of Connection and Growth
Today, it can feel like the world is divided. Being someone who brings people together is more important than ever. Becoming a personal bridge builder means connecting people, ideas, and cultures to encourage understanding and growth. This journey is personal and can change you, calling for self-awareness, empathy, and courage. It’s about moving beyond your comfort zone to form connections that make life better for you and those around you. Taking Steps to Become a Personal B
Keith Haney
Feb 84 min read


Praying with Scripture: Unlocking the Power of God's Word in Prayer
Prayer is a vital part of spiritual life, a way to communicate with God and deepen our relationship with Him. One of the most powerful ways to pray is by using Scripture itself. Praying with Scripture allows us to align our hearts with God's promises, His will, and His truth. It transforms our prayers from mere words into declarations of faith rooted in the Bible. In this post, we will explore how to pray with Scripture effectively, why it matters, and practical steps to inco
Keith Haney
Jan 234 min read


Nurturing Leadership Through Faith: A Guide for Christian Parents
by Corinne Hammond Christian leaders and ministry workers dedicated to faith-based parenting often face a quiet challenge: raising children who not only embrace their beliefs but also develop the confidence to lead. In today’s world, nurturing spiritual leadership from an early age goes beyond teaching scripture—it shapes the character and resilience that future generations need. When parents recognize and nurture children’s leadership potential within a Christian context, th
Keith Haney
Jan 224 min read


Church Outreach Ideas: Four Fresh Ways to Connect With Your Community in 2026
A row of lightbulbs, with one brightly illuminated, symbolizes the power of ideas and the spark of creativity during brainstorming sessions. As churches enter 2026, outreach looks different from what it did just a few years ago. Communities are more digitally connected, more diverse in their needs, and more interested in authenticity and real impact. Churches that flourish at outreach now require a blend of timeless relational ministry and forward-thinking strategies that mee
Keith Haney
Jan 133 min read
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