Engage Every Generation

07/16/2025

Check out Tim McKnight's latest post!

It focuses on helping churches pursue healthy church membership through church covenants.

Scripture and Baptist history and practice support the use of church membership covenants as a requirement for membership, ,

02/27/2025

Check out this new post from Angela McKnight on rest and its relationship with our devotional lives.

For our spiritual health, we would be wise to follow Jesus' example and withdraw to rest and pray. This post focuses on ideas for rest.

01/04/2025

Tim is looking forward to speaking to the men of First Baptist Toccoa about how they can be Kingdom Warriors!

We value our partnership with Clayton King Ministries. If you would like to invite Tim to speak at your church, use this link: https://www.claytonking.com/timmcknight

Blessings!

Christ Centered & Community DrivenWe want to personally invite you to come be a part of this amazing event! What better way to kick off 2025 than to gather together as men and dive deep into God's word. Romans 12:1 teaches us not to conform to the world but be transformed by the renewing of your min...

08/16/2024

It's such a blessing to serve as a speaker with my friend Clayton King's ministry!

I have some dates open in the fall if you need someone to preach your youth retreat, DNow, or men's event.

Click on the link below to schedule me to preach at your event.

Blessings!

    Tim McKnightWith over three decades of ministry experience, Dr. Tim McKnight is dedicated to sharing the gospel and God's Word across all age groups. He engages students at camps, retreats, and equips parents and youth workers at summits. He's passionate about mentoring men as Kingdom warriors...

08/05/2024

"But God’s firm foundation stands, bearing this seal: 'The Lord knows those who are his,' and, 'Let everyone who names the name of the Lord depart from iniquity.'"

2 Timothy 2:19 ESV

08/05/2024

There's still time to sign up for our December trip to Italy and Greece.

We'll follow the journeys of Paul in these two countries.

Message me if you want more information.

Blessings!

07/30/2024

I use this book as a text for my graduate-level Evangelism and Church Health class at Anderson University.

It delineates the following illnesses that can kill churches:

1. Slow erosion.
2. The past is hero.
3. The church refused to look like the community.
4. The budget moved inwardly.
5. The Great Commission becomes the Great Omission.
6. The preference-driven church.
7. Pastoral tenure decreases.
8. The church rarely prayed together.
9. The church had no clear purpose.
10. The church obsessed over the facilities.

As a pastor shepherding churches through revitalization, an interim pastor, and a church health consultant, I've seen churches identify and address these illnesses in their congregations. They improved their health and experienced healthy growth.

On the other hand, I've seen churches refuse to accept the fact that they were sick and refuse to make the appropriate changes to become healthy.

It's just like going to the doctor. He or she can tell a patient they have a health issue that needs to be addressed. It's up to the patient to make the appropriate changes in his/her life to become more healthy.

Autopsy of a Deceased Church: 12 Ways to Keep Yours Alive

07/22/2024

If you would like help engaging the next generation, you can take a look at my book.

I wrote it for youth leaders, pastors, and parents who want to engage the next generation with the gospel and the Word of God.

Engaging Generation Z: Raising the Bar for Youth Ministry