Pastors / Leadership Archives

How is the teacher or preacher to remain Christ-centered?

Rather than continue to fight tradition, many black women with seminary degrees have switched to predominantly white mainline Protestant churches...

It was a couple of years ago now that I read George Marsden’s great biography of Jonathan Edwards. As I read it I was often stopped short by...

A clash of worldviews is not a new phenomenon. What's new is what is happening in evangelical Christianity.

No matter how sincere our faith or how pure our intentions, an affair can happen to any of us. None of us can trust our flesh.

In centuries past, ministries were able to ignore the phenomenon of immigration; but immigrants no longer are isolated, segregated or subjugated in...

There has to be an explanation why - despite millions who claim to be born-again Christians - the morals of America continue to decline, the young...

As this election is diced, sliced and dissected, don't underestimate the role of America's pulpits in the outcome.

Fueled by immigration and high birthrates, the number of Muslims on the European continent has tripled in the past 30 years. Yet as Christianity's...

The past year has seen a number of outstanding publications that will be of interest to those who preach and teach.

J.I. Packer - To read the Bible "theologically" means to read the Bible "with a focus on God."

Ministry can be a taxing occupation and calling. Even the Son of God met with problems in His ministry that left Him world-weary. When that...

Martin Luther had no idea on October 31, 1517 that he would ever start a movement, much less a reformation, much less a denomination. If you try to...

It seems more and more congregations are jumping on the bandwagon of churches who think the time has long passed for the church to apologize to the...

I am not suggesting that Christians ought to stay out of politics. Far from it. But only that politics should stop at the front door of the church....