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Protestantism is both an ecclesial movement of the Church, and a devotional urge within the believer.

We often leave churches too quickly, for the wrong reasons. When the discomfort level rises and the going gets a bit too tough, we give up.

It takes zero dollars to talk with someone about Jesus.

What might be on the "unpublished wish list" of pastors this Christmas? Not trinkets, or even things for themselves.

Zoroastrians were the King Makers of the ancient world. This is a big deal—especially to Herod who is the King of the Jews. Herod was not really a...

Expository preaching is the exegesis and “exposing” of universal Biblical truth to every age, every audience. Expository preaching is the proleptic...

The fact that the most “Christianized” places in this country are also among the loneliest should be alarming to us of just how far we have drifted...

Some non-believers will be expected to go a church service on Christmas. Here are some thoughts about how to make the most of the experience.

God bless all unemployed pastors who want so dearly to be put to work!

Advent is an opportunity for us to remember the moment God came down in the person of his Son to reveal himself.

So here are three simple, but not easy steps I am taking this year to make sure that the Gospel, the Good News, is at the heart of my Christmas...

Change is inevitable. Nothing stays the same forever. As cultures change, churches change, too. Instead of fearing it, churches would benefit from...

The recent firestorm surrounding Lauren Daigle's comments on homosexuality has sparked a heated debate about the role of truth and love in...

One day I noticed how Elijah had prayed on Mount Carmel. “Lord,” he said, “today, let these people know there is a God in Israel. And while you’re...

Today, we live in a different culture with a busyness worldview. Many of us are just as busy on Sundays as other days of the week.