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The problems of pastors' wives often go undetected because these women are many times isolated and lonely.

In my opinion, Manhattan Declaration debaters have ignored the far more critical question raised by the manifest. Namely: Is civil disobedience...

American spirituality is increasingly blending New Age and Eastern beliefs with traditional Christianity, as a new study shows.

Somewhere in the midst of the hustle and bustle of all the festivities, the real meaning of Christmas is lost. What's it all about? Isaiah 61...

Celebrating Advent helps families prepare for the coming of Christ. But where do Advent traditions come from?

Is your church emerging? Consolidating? Declining? No matter the case, learn how to keep your congregation faithful and fruitful.

Why is there a resurgence of Calvinism among younger evangelicals? I think these are factors that have been used by God to bring this about...

Helmut Thielicke was a preacher-theologian who stood between two worlds: the academy and the church.

With each November I find myself retracing America's past and always arriving at the same conclusion: America is a miracle, an answer to countless...

Are there some particular insights you’ve gained during the years that help you preach for life change?

As we approach this national day of thanksgiving, I thought it necessary to reflect upon our nation’s long history of giving thanks to Almighty...

You can't spend 30 minutes each week with every person in the church personally applyng God's Word to God's people, but you do have an opportunity...

It's one thing to love word-study, quite another to subject our congregations to our own personal battle over the meaning of some obscure Greek...

We need to understand that God's anger is a grieving anger. Grieving about what? Mark 3:1-5 provides a vivid example of God-centered anger.

Many pastors struggle with stress and the lack of ministerial fulfillment. I would like to suggest that making one decision can provide the cure...