Pastors / Leadership Archives

There’s a place for religion in the public square. But if Democrats or Republicans think that wooing evangelical voters is about "God talk," they...

The people who drove onto that bridge had no advance warning of its collapse. They made no conscious decision to put their lives on the line....

Pastors often joke about a "migratory flow pattern" among Christians in their community who are constantly church-hopping to the "next" thing in...

When it comes to ministry and money, there is not a one-size-fits-all answer.

There is a "false pretension" manifested in the global warming debate that demands an intelligent and informed response from the Church because, on...

As a recently-minted president of a Christian nonprofit, I’ve been asking: What does it mean for a Christian organization to be driven by the...

"The dark side is what's missing," I said to myself. Or perhaps that was the Holy Spirit speaking...

Aren't you offended? That is the question many Evangelicals are being asked in the wake of a Vatican document's release. Albert Mohler writes that...

Seemingly insignificant things can cause grossly disproportionate damage to a Christian’s life. We must guard ourselves against the little foxes...

According to the proponents of man-made global warming, CO2 emissions are the culprit in climate change. But, are there more plausible explanations...

The Southern Baptist Convention opened a new chapter in the denomination's outreach to homosexuals this month.

Continuing the responsible Christian's journey into the discussion of whether population growth and human presence are an affront to the earth.

Church planting is not for every preacher. So what kind of man must the church planter be?

Seattle's Rev. Ann Holmes Redding claims to be both an Episcopal priest and a practicing Muslim. Meanwhile, her presiding bishop finds the idea...

Does the human population exceed the capacity of the earth and therefore place us in danger of destroying the planet? The answer is simply "no."