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How to handle overt and covert criticism.

How can we follow Christ’s call to make disciples through personal relationships when so much of how we communicate is in impersonal cyberspace?

Here are twelve Gospel texts that mean a great deal to me. They are part of my DNA, essential aspects of my faith.

Editors at Preaching Today recently highlighted Ross Douthat’s synopsis of the core beliefs of America’s wave of “spiritual but not religious”...

There is a unwritten rule that leaders must be jerks in order to succeed. But Jesus showed us a different way.

Chandler’s (2012) book, The Explicit Gospel, lays an important theological foundation for ministry leaders – a description of the gospel that is...

This is a comical yet unfortunately all-too-real experience for people that visit the church. This video should remind us how Christ treats people...

It’s obviously not a sin on your part when someone hurts you. But if you don’t handle the hurt properly, their sin becomes a catalyst for your own.

In this era when many people have neglected to learn what the Bible says and have pushed aside the truths of historic Christianity in society, too...

Once there was a highway to heaven, full of born-again souls on a pilgrimage to their heavenly Zion. That highway is quickly being paved over with...

A well-time apology actually builds respect rather than tearing it down

Less than 1% of all Christian Evangelical churches do anything specific for the single parent. And of those who do, many struggle to find ways to...

God calls all Christians to wake up to the reality of the suffering that so many people endure and take action to help them.

God's model for sexual intimacy

Preaching the Word is not less than communication, but is certainly more