Founders Ministries Blog

I don’t like to wait. No, let’s be completely honest: I despise waiting. Yet waiting on the Lord is essential for our growth.

How can you tell whether you’re a genuine believer or a false believer? Here are 5 signs of a hypocrite and 5 signs of a true follower of Jesus.

Worship, especially corporate worship, takes time. It takes commitment. We must set aside time to come. We need to guard our schedules and consider...

We say that we believe the Bible to be God’s infallible and inerrant Word, and that it is sufficient for life and practice. But our life and...

If we are content in Christ, what shape will our lives begin to take? What is the contented heart drawn to? When my contentment is in Christ, then...

If you have ever experienced the glory of God and the joy of communing with Him in worship, you know that nothing else will ever satisfy your soul...

Meditation is pondering the Word in our hearts, preaching it to our own souls, and personally applying it to our own lives and circumstances. It is...

Most of the conflicts between a pastor and church arise because a pastor who has been seriously gripped by the gospel and biblical understandings...

When should you leave a church? Here are several reasons why you should and should not leave your church.

One question some of our members have posed during our community outreach is a good one: Is there a good outline we may use to help us recall the...

Does the Greek word “pas” (each, every, any, all, the whole, etc.) ever mean “all” categorically and apart from any limitation? Examining a...

As leaders, we must be students and stewards of the precious stones that God has fashioned together as the church. So do study music, study the...

If you were to measure the depth of doctrine and the breadth of truth in your church’s music for worship, what would you find?

There is no simple solution to finding the right songs for the right service, but there are some vital ways that worship leaders can prepare...

Last time I looked at evidences for the Sabbath rest rooted in creation. But does the fact that God rested mean that Adam, and all humanity, should...

There is yet another reason which kept Paul from losing heart: self-denial. In other words, he had taken up his cross to die that others might...

Mercy received enabled Paul to trust God's method of bringing the same message of mercy to others: preaching the gospel.

Paul found a way to keep from losing heart in his ministry, even though his trials in the world and the church likely were great.