The Rural Church in a Shrinking Community By Jason Corder | ruralchurch.net The Empty Pews Nobody Talks About There is a particular kind of grief that settles over a rural…
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Introducing – The Weight We Carry
A Grief Series for Real People in Real Pain There is a particular kind of weight that only grieving people know. It is not just sadness — though sadness is…
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Building a Leadership Pipeline in the Rural Church
The Question Nobody Wants to Ask There is a question that most rural ministers quietly avoid, not because they don’t care about the answer, but because asking it out loud…
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The Weight Nobody Sees: Minister Isolation and Burnout in Rural Ministry
The Loneliest Room in Town There is a particular loneliness that comes with rural ministry that few people talk about openly — and even fewer understand unless they have lived…
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Between Balloons and Bedside Prayers
Ministry has a way of placing you at the crossroads of life’s most profound moments. In a single day—sometimes even a single hour—you may stand in places that feel worlds…
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When Seasons Change, God Remains
Lessons from Joshua 1:1–9 Seasons change. Leadership shifts. Roles evolve. But God remains faithful — and He calls His people forward. Transitions often feel unsettling. They disrupt rhythms. They expose…
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When God Doesn’t Tell You What’s Next
Most of us are comfortable following God—as long as He tells us where we’re going. We don’t mind obedience when there’s a clear plan. A timeline. A sense of how…
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What If I Knew the Future?
You don’t need to know the future—just be ready to trust God in it.
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Not Finished Yet
The year may feel unfinished—but God isn’t. Live faithfully between Acts 1 and Revelation 12.
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When Love Came Down
Why God’s Love Moves Through Us Christmas is often described as a season of love—and that’s true. But the danger is that we reduce love to a feeling we enjoy…
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