Religious people need to be careful about attacking the REAL Church of Jesus Christ—the kind of Church we see in the Book of Acts. Spreading lies, making false accusations against true spiritual leaders, sowing discord, instigating trouble, and creating church divisions are serious matters. Calling it “defending the truth” does not make it righteous. Everybody who claims to defend God is not working with God. Some are resisting the very work He is doing. The Book of Acts show

One of the most dangerous characteristics associated with a Jezebel spirit is its vengeful nature. It does not simply get offended; it holds on to offense, nurtures bitterness, and looks for opportunities to retaliate. People operating under this influence may appear to forgive, reconcile, and move forward, but the offense is often stored away. Months or even years later, they bring up old situations, twist past conversations, and build a case against those they believe have

One of the greatest dangers to your spiritual growth is developing the wrong attitude toward authority. Many believers don't realize that unresolved offense, rejection, bitterness, and rebellion can open the door to spiritual deception and manipulation. Romans 13:1 teaches that authority is established by God. We must learn to honor the office of authority even when the person occupying that position has flaws or fails in their responsibilities. Honoring authority doesn't mea

God's primary assignment to a pastor is to feed His people with the knowledge of His Word and bring them into understanding. A pastor is called to teach, equip, correct, train, and develop believers so they can grow into spiritual maturity and become effective in the Kingdom of God. Jeremiah 3:15 (KJV) says, “And I will give you pastors according to mine heart, which shall feed you with knowledge and understanding.” This is one of the MAIN things you should be looking for in

When you look at the landscape of the modern church, it’s easy to ask ourselves an honest question: Does the church we are building today look like the KIND of church Jesus established in Scripture? It’s one thing to read about the early church in the Book of Acts—the supernatural miracles, the radical unity, the daily growth, and the unstoppable passion. But reading about them isn’t enough. We want to look like them. To understand how to get there, we have to go back to the

Who is God? Who is Jesus Christ? Who is the Holy Spirit? And what does the Bible actually mean when it speaks about the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost? These are not minor theological questions. What we believe about God affects how we read Scripture, how we worship, how we pray, and how we communicate our faith to others. In my book, God in One Person: Blessed Jesus Christ, I take a clear, biblical look at the Oneness of God and the revelation of God in Jesus Christ. On

By Dr. George Hill The New Testament was written during one of the most aggressive church-planting movements in history. What began in Jerusalem following the ascension of Jesus Christ spread throughout cities, regions, cultures, and eventually across much of the Roman Empire. The early believers did not separate evangelism from church planting the way we sometimes do today. They understood their mandate was to spread the good news of salvation, make disciples, and establish

Acts 2:37–47 Jesus’ first church plant was established in Jerusalem. Acts 2 gives us a powerful picture of what happened. Peter preached the Gospel, about 3,000 people responded, and immediately we see those believers becoming part of a congregation. What stands out to me is that Peter didn’t just preach, get people saved, and move on. There had to be somewhere for those new believers to grow. That’s why it’s important to plant congregations. People don’t just need to hear th

The Spread Strategy: Covering More Ground for Greater Kingdom Impact In the world of football, the spread offense is a game-changer. It works by stretching the defense beyond its natural limits, forcing every defender to cover more space and make split-second decisions. When the offense spreads out, space increases, pressure builds, and mistakes are exposed. According to Doc Murphy in The Spread Strategy, this is more than just a sports tactic—it is the primary blueprint for

I would rather have 10,000 congregations with 10 people in each—that’s 100,000 people. Ten people who are trained and deployed as pioneer leaders—starting businesses, serving their communities through intentional outreach, and consistently sharing their faith. If those ten are hosting regular gatherings in homes, coffee shops, storefronts, theaters, and wherever people are, while actively witnessing, feeding others, providing clothing, offering business coaching, and teaching

The future of the Church is not tied to a building. It is tied to people. Across the United States, Canada, and around the world, church planting is shifting toward models that are lighter, simpler, and more reproducible. This shift is not about preference, it is about mission. At The Everywhere Network, we don’t build churches that depend on infrastructure. We build churches that multiply. A Culture That Sends, Not Settles Multiplication begins with culture. If the expectati

If you have been wondering what is happening right now in church planting, microchurches, small churches, and multisite ministry, the answer is simple: multiplication is still moving . Across the United States, Canada, and around the world, the conversation is not slowing down. It is becoming clearer, broader, and more practical. In the United States, church planting networks are still gathering, training, and mobilizing leaders at scale. The 2026 Church Multiplication Networ

Church planting is evolving—and the shift is clear. Across the United States and around the world, leaders are recognizing that planting a single church is no longer enough. The mission is bigger. The call is deeper. The assignment is multiplication. At The Everywhere Network, we are not just focused on starting churches—we are focused on reproducing churches so we can multiply . Multiplication Is a Culture, Not a Strategy Many attempt multiplication as a tactic. But true mul

Church planting news from the United States and around the world is showing a clear pattern: the future belongs to churches that reproduce. Recent reports from major church-planting networks in North America show continued planting momentum, while global mission leaders are emphasizing cities, collaboration, and multiplication as the way forward. At The Everywhere Network, that confirms what we already believe. We are not called merely to grow one congregation in one place. W

Use Your Time Wisely Who are you reaching? Are you so focused on stubborn people who refuse to change that you miss the people who are actually ready? Matthew 7:6: Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you. Who are the "dogs" Jesus is talking about? This word comes from the Greek word kunun , describing the wild, unclean dogs that roamed outside Jerusalem. They ate

I love small churches . I believe in planting them on purpose—because small churches multiply faster and more effectively. This makes sense when you’re not running churches or networks like businesses. From the beginning, God gave us a vision not for one church in one location, but for reproduction, expansion, and multiplication. A church—small or large—can be content where it is, yet still hunger for increase. For us, staying in one place without multiplying will never sit

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