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Preaching is as much an art as a science, and one man's method may not help someone else. My only qualification to address this topic comes from 40...

Some things we learn only by experience! I never will forget the pain, but far more important, I will never forget the lessons. The memory of a...

How do we distinguish healthy from unhealthy leadership? Here are 10 places to start.

The Bible has been the world’s bestseller not only because it discloses God and gives meaning to our lives, but also because it is good reading....

“Many Church Rolls Decline” declared the recent article distributed by the Religious News Service. Not exactly breaking news. According to new...

When a church follows cultural instead of scriptural standards, theological troubles are certain to follow, as the conservatives at First Baptist...

How can Christians disagree well? Learn more here.

The New York Times Magazine offered a photograph of bunnies on the cover of its Easter Sunday edition, but the paper was asking a rather unusual...

A large number of evangelicals shrink away from thinking about culture or seeing any onus placed upon them concerning cultural influence. Just what...

"The best defense of Christianity is a clear, simple presentation of the gospel that is culturally relevant, in the power of the Holy Spirit,...

Last week I wrote how Israel’s neglect of the poor was a central offense against God that led to their Babylonian exile and that we, too, have...

N.T. Wright's latest book is less a polemic in support of a more strident legalism or a treatise on "cheap grace." Rather, Wright argues that the...

New to ministry, this pastor learned to ask three very important questions...

When we read the book of Hebrews, we encounter a community of Christians living in a time of trial, struggling to understand God in the midst of...

If anything has been lost from our culture, it is the idea that human beings are personally, ultimately, and inexorably accountable to God. People...