Dr. Ray Pritchard

If we truly believe God can intervene to change history, then we ought to use the word “yet” even when describing things that seem hopeless today.

Here are the most popular blog entries of 2008. Politics and church life kept the waters stirred up all year long.

Because of Angel Tree the world seems like a better place tonight.

Take this 21-question test to see how well you know the real Christmas story.

Clearly we’ve got a lot of “cafeteria Christians” who pick and choose what doctrines they will believe. What can we do about it?

I’m glad Barack Obama invited Rick Warren to pray at the inauguration, and I’m glad Rick Warren said yes.

I tell pastors who struggle with discouragement, “You’re not in a good position to judge your own effectiveness.”

We fight against the doctrine of grace because it forces us to confront two very difficult truths.

How do you explain the gospel to people who have lost the true meaning of sin? Without conviction of sin, why would anyone come to Christ?

I was asked about church discipline for a young adult who has made some very bad moral and spiritual choices. The question was, When does 1...

How would you capture the essence of Christmas in just two words?

Whatever happened to the public reading of Scripture in our worship services?

Here are four Christmas sermon series. Feel free to use this material in any way that might be helpful to you, including sermon preparation or in...

A few days ago I received the sad news of the impending divorce of some friends we have known for many years. When I was asked to offer a prayer...

My good friend Steve Tanner reminded me that once again he is sponsoring 25 Days of Christmas Music. Here is his explanation:

During a few free moments on Thanksgiving Day, I read Quiet Strength by Tony Dungy, head coach of the Indianapolis Colts. One phrase repeatedly...

Several weeks ago I spoke for the 100th Anniversary service of the Chinese Bible Church of Oak Park, IL. The podcast contains my message in English...