Pastors / Leadership Archives

Eating during worship is a controversial topic. Here are some reasons why sharing food can be a part of our worship.

There is a kind of boasting that is good, honorable, righteous, and beautiful. And it is used by God for him to get the glory, and for the gospel...

One of the more important cultural currents was first detailed in one of sociologist Neil Postman’s most provocative works titled The Disappearance...

People are fixated on their rights; but, have a shriveled sense of responsibility. As a result, if they don’t get what they want, they assume it...

With the availability of churches–varieties of sizes, architecture, programs, music, preaching, doctrine–no one need stay where they are unhappy....

An incredible tapestry of redemption is woven throughout the Scriptures in red.

The coalition of Russia and the nations of the former Soviet Union is larger than the former bloc: it encompasses several nations in the Middle...

Our preoccupation with part of the Bible—and our neglect of the other part—is brought to light in our gospel presentations. We can’t truly...

You know God has honored you by the call to shepherd His flock. So, give Him thanks. And give it your best, with some lessons from Moses.

What pitfalls in ministry should we be watching out for? This is a question many women’s ministry teams have asked. They know there is...

God's relationship to us through marriage permeates scripture. He set the standard for intimacy with Him through Biblical covenant.

For many years, we have preached half the gospel by encouraging people to be saved from something—namely sin, wrath, damnation, and eternal...

Blessing God honors God and calms the soul. When we praise Him, we are saying the most basic truth in the universe: God is God, and I’m not, thank...

It can be very important to offend certain people and lose them from your church, when it’s for the right reason and over the right thing. Here are...

I want to hear a pastor say, “Our church” and not “my church,” to say “our staff” and not “my staff.”