Pastors / Leadership Archives

Do you, or does someone you know, claim to be a Christian but refuses to become a member of a local church? Mark Dever shows from the Bible that...

Your small group can be a great place for you and other group members to enjoy friendships with each other while studying the Bible to learn more...

Do all Christians believe the doctrine of the Trinity? If one does not believe in the Trinity—that is, if a person has come to a settled conclusion...

An outline of the pentagon of precious truth related to the living and true God:

The pastor is dealing with two precious commodities when he stands in the pulpit: the precious Word of God and the fine china of people's lives.

Joshua is the model leader for those who accept a calling in the household of faith.

If Christian fellowship is considered to be shaking hands and asking about your church friends' week and then sitting down and singing and...

Some church leaders are beginning to step out of the closet. Not regarding sexual sin, but an even greater issue, one about which pastoral search...

Leaders should share the good news about the church by noticing, naming and nurturing those whom God uses to produce good fruit.

Do we really need to honor fathers, or is this a slightly less commercially successful holiday?

There is a great deal of consternation and, I might add, confusion over the nature and impact of postmodernism. Many Christians immediately assume...

John Calvin’s response to the atheists of his day offers insight for modern Christians.

The act of preaching is either a spiritual act or an arrogant act. There is nothing in between for anyone who stands in the pulpit.

If there's one thing to learn from today's economy, it's that we can't derive our identity from our job. Our identity rests in Christ alone, and...

By personal calling and Scripture, I am tethered to the word of God, to the preaching of what the Bible says, and by extension to reality.