Sarah Anderson
Sarah Anderson is a writer and communicator who has been involved in ministry since 2003. She is a lead writer and content creator for Orange's XP3 High School curriculum. Sarah lives in Roswell, Georgia, and is a big fan of her husband, Rodney, her two boys, Asher and Pace, and, in her weaker moments, McDonald's French fries. Read more from Sarah on her blog, www.sarahbanderson.com.
Is My Curriculum Deep?
Tuesday September 20, 2022 | Sarah AndersonMinistry leaders everywhere ask this question: Is my curriculum deep enough? Here are some questions to help you see what makes a deep curriculum. Read more
From ‘Is It Right?’ to ‘Is It Wise?’
Monday August 1, 2022 | Sarah AndersonTo invest in the nextgen, we need to prepare teens to reach for a higher standard than simply "right & wrong." We must teach them what it means to be wise. Read more
The Miracle of Easter
Thursday April 14, 2022 | Sarah AndersonFor those of us in church world, Easter is the pinnacle of all days, the day our faith hinges on. But truth be told, of all the major Christian holidays, Easter just has never resonated with me as much as some of the others. Maybe it’s because Easter decorations—with all the pastels, bunnies, and baby […] Read more
For Leaders Feeling Weary This Christmas
Tuesday December 21, 2021 | Sarah AndersonAfter a challenging year for ministry leaders, many of us face an overwhelming weariness and exhaustion. This Christmas, you must remember that you are not alone. Immanuel, God with Us, is near. And our hope is anchored in that promise. Read more
How to Practice a Generosity of Spirit
Monday November 22, 2021 | Sarah AndersonWhat do you do when the things you long for this holiday season can’t be found in a catalog? We think it starts with being generous—not just with money or time—but a generous spirit. Read more on how you can cultivate a generous spirit this Thanksgiving below. Read more
Engaging the Space Between Us
Wednesday September 30, 2020 | Sarah AndersonIn an already tense year, the battle between Biden and Trump seems to be the icing on the proverbial dry and inedible cake. The good news is, though, we can absolutely survive it. Even better, it’s possible our relationships can come out the other side more healthy than ever before. (I know. It sounds too good to be true.) But I speak from experience. Read more
The Spiritual Priority of Worship as Life
Thursday July 14, 2011 | Sarah AndersonI read recently that dictionaries don’t necessarily tell us the actual meaning of a word, but the perceived meaning of the word—what most people understand that word to mean. And though a subtle difference, this nuance matters. Because I think a lot of us tend to live our Christian lives with the perceived meaning of […] Read more
