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Is the Key to Church Growth Among Parents Transparency?
When parents walk through your church doors, they aren’t just bringing their children—they’re bringing their whole world . And in today’s...
Shattered Assumptions: The Church’s Silence on Child Protection
I am not someone who makes assumptions about people when I first meet them. I’ve been around those who do, and I refuse to judge anyone...
Why Is Your Child Always Last? The Church’s Dangerous Gamble with Safety
As a parent, you would do anything to protect your child. You make sure they wear helmets when biking, buckle up in the car, and avoid...
Creating Awareness, Not Fear: The PPE Kids Mission
At PPE Kids, our mission is clear: to protect children by educating communities, empowering individuals, and preventing abuse before it...
The Choice Every Parent Must Make: Stay, Fight, or Walk Away
Imagine this: You sit down with your pastor, your children’s ministry director, or a church elder. You ask a simple, reasonable question—...
The Church Doesn’t Care Enough to Change – And That’s the Problem
You know the truth. You’ve seen the reports. You’ve heard the stories. And still, most churches won’t change. Why? Because it’s easier...
The Church That the World Needs – And That Jesus Deserves
So what’s the solution? How does the church reclaim its mission, rebuild trust, and become what Jesus actually called it to be? Here’s...
"How the Church Became the Pharisees It Warns Against"
The Pharisees had all the power. They knew Scripture better than anyone. They held the highest religious offices. They were respected,...
"The Business of Church – When Ministry Becomes a Machine"
Somewhere along the way, the church stopped being a movement and became an institution. Â And for many churches, that institution started...
"Transparency Takes Courage – Do You Have It in You?"
Let’s be real. Transparency is a great first step —but it’s not enough. Churches have been burned before. Scandals have made headlines....
"Would You Trust You?" – A Wake-Up Call for Church Leaders
"If you weren’t the pastor of your church, would you trust your church?" It’s a bold question. A necessary one. And one most church...
Board Members & Elders—Your Church’s Reputation Won’t Save You
Church boards love to talk about vision, growth, and impact. But let’s talk about the one thing you should care about more than all of...
Pastors & Church Leaders—Have You Earned Their Trust?
Church leaders love to talk about loyalty. They want commitment, devotion, and sacrifice from their members. But here’s the question no...
The Choice Every Parent Must Make: Stay, Fight, or Walk Away
Imagine this: You sit down with your pastor, your children’s ministry director, or a church elder. You ask a simple, reasonable question—...
Parents, Stop Playing Church Roulette: Demand Accountability Before It’s Too Late
Let’s cut to the chase. You wouldn’t leave your child with a random stranger at the mall.  You wouldn’t drop them off at a daycare with...
Is Your Church Worth Your Loyalty? The One-Sided Commitment You Can't Afford to Ignore
Churches ask for a lot. They want your time. They want your talent. They want your treasure. They ask you to commit—faithfully,...
Rebuilding the Walls: Protecting Children in the Church
In the book of Nehemiah , we find a powerful story of restoration, vigilance, and unwavering faith. Nehemiah, burdened by the...
Churches and Negligent Hiring: A Risk Too Costly to Ignore
Churches serve as sanctuaries of faith, trust, and community, but they are also uniquely vulnerable to negligent hiring practices—both...
Church Assumption (RISK) #4: Our Church Is Safe for Our Kids: Why This Assumption Puts Children at Risk
Many churches operate under the comforting assumption that "our church is safe for our kids." They believe their focus on biblical values...
Church Assumption (RISK) #3 - "We Know the People in Our Church: Why This Assumption is Risky"
One of the most common assumptions within church communities is that "we know the people in our church." This belief fosters a sense of...
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