Interview with Ryan Burge
Ryan Burge provides insight into the 3 major events of American Christianity.
Ryan Burge provides insight into the 3 major events of American Christianity.
I bet you have thought about your church and wondered if you were the only ones dealing with . . . We all do that
Heritage21 has joined with 21st Century Christian, and the Christian Chronicle to form the Church Research Council, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit entity. Joining this group
In our quest to serve churches as they seek God’s guidance for Renewing, Repurposing or Replanting, the Heritage21 team will be on the campus of
I want to give you 5 resolutions that I believe will help your church be healthy and on God’s mission for you. But, instead of thinking of these as resolutions (we all know hardly anyone ever keeps their resolutions!), let’s bounce off the book Atomic Habits (2018) by James Clear.
As our American culture becomes more faith-resisting and less Christian in orientation, I think, as believers of the divine story of Jesus, we are challenged to think through the way we confess our belief, particularly during this time of Christmas, when there still remains a cultural nod toward belief.
The spiritual discipline of thankfulness is fueled by faith. Thanksgiving is grateful prayer language. Holy God – Father, Son and Spirit, I pray that your kingdom would come, and your will would be done through the ministry of Heritage 21 as it is in heaven. Looking ahead into 2024 in faith, may you bless:
Transitions are simply just a part of life. With the demand for services increasing, the Heritage 21 Board of Trustees unanimously determined that Heritage 21 needed to change many aspects of our organization in order to meet this expanded opportunity to serve God’s Kingdom.
I am a Christian today because a group of first-century Christian leaders had the courage to go on a road trip to Jerusalem for a meeting. You know the story . . .
Soon I will have been preaching the gospel of Christ for 59 years. I’ve been blessed to do local works in a country church that thrived, in a medium-sized urban church that was growing, in a big city church, in a downtown, urban church that reached out to all different cultures and now with a small-town congregation. Every place was very different