Made To Walk: Biblical Crisis Communication

Forgiveness has two parts that define success. First, is the idea of understanding how to fogive. Second, is the understanding of when to forgive. How do we explain forgiveness to someone who has gone through a severe crisis, hardship or trauma? How can we as leaders show others how to communicate our sins and take ownership? What does an example that seeks an unapologetic life about truth vs offe...

Today we live in an era that has made it too easy to say "I'm not going back to church." We can use Covid, church abuse, safety, and inclusion all as reasons for our commitment to leave the in-person church behind. So how do we encourage broken and hurting people to trust the church again?

One of the toughest subjects of our times is navigating the loaded subject of sexual identity. How do we come to understand, empathize and help navigate through these tough conversations? What tools can we use to love and engage with others to come to know freedom through Christ?

How can we approach both the complex side of threats and liabilities while navigating positively? How can we both share and receive heavy subject matters without over or underreacting? Here we take a look at the responsibility of the person receiving heavy information through discipleship and also how we can adequately share heavy content while expressing our boundaries or expectations.

It is an unfortunate fact that we are all humans with human problems and sinful nature. So when you have a group of humans in one place someone is bound to make a mess. So how do we approach messy issues, clean them up and move forward? Here we dive into how to resolve a matter without disregard, causing a hemorrhage or creating division.

Approaching self-harm is a tough place to be in. You may be thinking how do I approach this, am I qualified to answer their questions, who do I tell, should I say anything, how do I earn their trust, how do we even begin to approach healing? These are all valid concerns and no one is expecting you to know off the top of your tongue what to say. So let's take a look at signs, symptoms, approach, Bi...