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Worship is so much more than just the time your congregation sings during your church’s weekend services.

According to a recent article by a professor at Iliff School of Theology, "No one reads or interprets the Bible literally – regardless as to what...

When we plan mission trips, too often we ask the local church if they want to be involved. Maybe we should start by asking if we should be involved...

Is it true that lazy and complacent Christianity develops in "safe" countries, while persecution fosters a robust Christianity?

Christians are supposed be about the truth. We are to proclaim the truth, live the truth, and love the truth. But sometimes, in advancing the...

Jesus wants your church to be oriented around doing His mission work in the world. Evangelizing people and inviting them to church is a start, but...

How can the church walk alongside its pastor to help him keep his marriage vows with joy?

Church leaders have good days and bad just as anyone, and sometimes they need the wisdom of their peers. Here are seven leadership books to make...

Pastors no longer automatically hold positions of community influence. But they can -- and should -- earn a place in their communities by...

In his latest book, Patrick Reardon gives readers an in-depth account of how Jesus' humanity impacted all areas of his life and ministry.

Looking back over the past 35 years of pastoring, I’ve learned a few things about the mysterious business of being "called."

Christianity really is good for society. But it’s often best to make that argument with our lives and not just with our lips.

You can prepare for faith challenges from peers and professors by familiarizing yourself with the following top ten defenses based on the book...

Two missionaries discuss their current globe-hopping adventure to document God's work.

At this moment, there are at least four major divides facing evangelical Christianity that are generating the most tension.