Pastors / Leadership Archives

Pursue the ones who have found strength in God to get back up after having fallen down. Pursue the ones who have overcome the unholy ambitions of...

“Hermeneutics” is a word often used by seminarians, pastors, theologians, and intellectuals. But what on earth does it mean? Though hermeneutics as...

From the very beginning of our republic, the river of character has coursed through our veins. Our founders believed that individual character was...

What does the word “apologetics” bring to mind? Academics arguing from podiums? Street-corner preachers? Giant tomes filled with technical...

If there is a command in Scripture guaranteed to offend the modern mind and set off a stubborn inner resistance that is dead-set on holding its...

Just as the believer is charged to be a good steward with what God has blessed him or her, the church should likewise be mindful of wasting its...

It is difficult to imagine a contemporary social movement that is more dangerously consistent with the downward spiral of Romans chapter one than...

In our culture today, doing has become a badge of honor. It’s become a status symbol and the way to define ourselves. We’ve come to believe that...

There are certain phrases and words that make their way into the popular American lexicon almost by accident. One of those phrases is, "the Bible...

Reformed theology is a beast of a topic. Men have devoted their very lives to the expansion of it, as it’s one of the most well-known movements —...

"Forgive me father, for I have sinned." Most Protestants are familiar with the Catholic act of confession and penance. But despite the fact that...

Similar to a teenager in love, or young athlete committed to their game, a believer who is on fire for the Lord is hungry for His presence,...

In light of the diversity all around us, we must learn to speak volumes with our lives at work often without saying a word. How do we do it?

Watched with the right lens, this docuseries reveals some amazing metaphors about the Church and discipleship as a whole.

Lent is meant to be a time of repentance. These 40 days are set aside to praise and worship the Lord; to read the Bible more, and to pray more...