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I wish that churches prepared for every weekend like Easter weekend.

Rod Dreher’s book The Benedict Option has gained a foothold in the minds of many. David Brooks from the NYTimes calls The Benedict Option “the most...

If we take a moment to consider the root of our disagreement we may discover that our differences are simply preferences and not primaries.

It is incredibly difficult when someone chooses the world over Christ, something that is unfathomable to many of us.

As a minister of the Lord Jesus Christ, faithful pastor, you know a great many things. But there is so much we do not know.

Some pastors would be surprised–and embarrassed–to know the things going on in his church.

Recently I had a pastor ask me for my “best advice” for other pastors. Here are 12 words of encouragement for pastors.

Revelation was basically written to Christians under persecution to encourage them to persevere. Don't give up! Jesus Christ is going to win!

If you are in Christ, thank God every day that he has raised your soul from death.

Listening to the gripes of the Lord’s people is standard fare for ministers. They ought to teach courses on it in seminary.

Churches do programs and ministries which no one will ever partake of except themselves. Then they wonder why so many pews went unfilled.

It’s easy to feel as if the congregation thinks they own every moment of your and your husband’s time.

Change, no matter how necessary, is never easy. Along the way, I’m learning a few things.

The anemia of evangelical worship—all the music and energy aside—is directly attributable to the absence of genuine expository preaching.

Conservative studies indicate one out of four girls and one of six boys will be sexually abused before reaching 18 years of age, regardless of...