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The King James Version of the Bible marks its 400th year of publication in 2011. Some see the event as worthy of celebration while others stifle a...

Biblical discipleship is either absent or woefully inadequate to producing any tangible fruit, much less real freedom in Christ. Thus too many...

Here a few questions prospective pastors should ask.

There is nothing so short-sighted and unhelpful as Christian insecurity — and this kind of insecurity recently led to predictable results in Fort...

The Bible -- as our life -- is full of beginnings. I can still remember the first time I told my wife I loved her, the first person I led to...

Not surprisingly, the top two categories of resolutions had to do with issues related to weight/health and debt/finances.

There has been much talk about spiritual illiteracy, usually in relation to its startling absence among people of faith. Less discussed are the...

Churches have for years debated whether their worship services ought to be geared toward Christians or non-Christians. But this debate is...

“My dream is that Ligonier Academy will supply this nation with an entire generation of articulate Christians who understand the Bible and live out...

Time flies. Where does it go? Does it ever seem like we have enough to go around for our families and for the ministry to which God has called us?

Pastor's wives live a variety of roles day in and day out, and that just increases during the holidays. One pastor's wife shares her goal of not...

It's something of a dilemma: On the one hand, a minister must never put a price on the work he does as he looks to the Lord as the Source for his...

Is belief in the Virgin Birth of Christ evidence that conservative Christians are "less intellectual?" Are we saddled with an untenable doctrine?

To those of us who've heard the story all our lives, it seems so normal. But to those who've never heard, it must sound absurd.

Why wouldn't a Christian celebrate the birth of Christ? In actuality, the reasons are varied and the legacy long, going back to the Puritans and up...