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If the church is willing to step up to the plate and face the challenge, we can be a lighthouse of answers, hope, and healing to the broken.

"I have come to the conclusion that there are two very obvious indicators of church health that the one-time visitor can gauge very quickly."

Lately I’ve been thinking about what makes a “great” preacher. The answer must necessarily be subjective.

We keep getting surprised by our sin, but it can happen to any of us. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

All throughout Scripture runs a common theme: The leaders of tomorrow are nobodies today.

Twitter can be an effective tool for ministry. But how do you use it effectively?

I want to encourage some of Christ's smaller churches who are struggling. Before I begin with the first post in this series, allow me to clarify...

Evangelism and worldview change require communication. We need to engage others with the truth of Christianity.

Many pastors have written and spoken concerning the ways expository preaching benefits your congregation, but few talk about how it benefits the...

If we are to fulfill the Great Commission when it comes to single fathers, it will mean getting messy.

At a recent conference, MacArthur claimed the success of the Charismatic movement comes from the "kingdom of darkness."

Doing good work is a noble cause. But even serving God can be spiritually dangerous if you go about in the wrong ways.

In many churches, there is almost no public reading of the Word of God. Worship is filled with music, but congregations seem uninterested in...

A growing number of religious leaders are taking aim at the rule banning political speech in churches.

Few things get our attention as much as speed. Because of that, we can often miss the miracle of the happening.