Editor’s Notebook Archives - MinistryWatch
Why Faithful Stewardship Should Continue Long After You're Gone
Your kids will remember your values longer than your valuables. Dan Burrell on why the greatest inheritance isn't financial — and how Christian parents can bless both their family and God's kingdom through wise estate ...
Billions sit untouched in donor-advised funds while ministries wait years for promised support.
Jesus told the rich fool that hoarding wealth for tomorrow wasn't wisdom — it was folly. So why are Christian donors leaving billions parked in DAF accounts for years, even decades, while churches and Christian ...
His life was an example, and a challenge, to those of us left behind
Robert Sloan lost a few battles, but he got back up and reentered the fight. Ultimately, he won the war. His life is an example, and a challenge, to those of us left behind.
New Lifeway study offers a teachable moment for the evangelical church.
Many Americans aren't mathematically literate, so we interpret data through the lens of what we want to see. A new analysis of the Lifeway Gen Z churchgoing study shows why critical thinking—not wishful seeing—matters for ...
Celebrating 10 years of The Colson Center for Christian Worldview
What happens when hundreds of "little platoons" come together? You get the beginnings of a powerful army. The Colson Center recently marked 10 years of ministry — and the best may be ahead.
Helping donors give with confidence
Helping donors give with confidence starts with good information. In this week's Editor's Notebook, MinistryWatch President Warren Smith explains how you can use the MinistryWatch 1000 Database to move beyond marketing claims and give based ...
Additions to an ongoing list of shows I've found nourishing — and why a diverse media diet matters for Christians
In this week's Editor's Notebook, a new batch of podcasts on media and leadership — and why a diverse media diet matters for Christians.
Fault lines are becoming fissures, and a cultural earthquake may be in our future
Three years after Dobbs overturned Roe v. Wade, the pro-life movement faces a surprising challenge — itself. Fault lines are becoming fissures, and a cultural earthquake may be in our future.
We don’t understand how trust is built, maintained, and lost.
Why are Christians so gullible? A recent string of church-based fraud stories shows that many don't understand how trust is built, maintained, and lost.
New study suggests traditional missions organizations will need to adapt to remain viable
The 'New Paradigm' of missions is the future of Great Commission work: A new study suggests traditional missions organizations will need to adapt to remain viable.
