Pastors / Leadership Archives

Apparently, modern ecclesiology sees church as "theo-tainment" to attract the lost via dynamic programs, at the expense of training the...

I do believe we're charged to treat responsibly all the resources God has given us. But that has very little to do with environmentalism.

Even God seems astonished, as we listen to Him speaking through Amos, at Israel’s failure to heed many warnings. Has anything changed with us?

Dr. Wayne Grudem, Research Professor of Bible & Theology at Phoenix Seminary, recently sat down with Crosswalk.com to discuss his latest book,...

A former porn addict says churches need to pull their heads out of the sand and do more to address the issue of sexual addiction among Christians.

Since Jim is mainly attracted to guys, why isn't he openly gay and why did he get married? It's primarily a matter of being true to his beliefs.

John Piper gives a biblical response to possible obstacles that prevent some people from moving forward toward missions.

Recently, the National Pastor's Prayer Network interviewed Jim Tomberlain of Catalyst, a network of church leaders seeking to impact their region.

How would society be different if our churches were more faithful in teaching about repentance?

A proud father pens a letter upon his son's first pastorate, containing lessons even the most veteran ministers value.

"Whether one is born gay or is socialized to become gay, one still must make a value-based decision about how one wants to live."

Imagine trying together several themes that at first glance seem unrelated -- guilt, sexual sin, the glory of Christ and the global cause of world...

The New York Times said, and I quote, "The Christian desire to improve the lives of prisoners is more than a mere proxy for evangelism."

While most churches are involved in some sort of evangelism emphasis, many aren't focused on community outreach efforts.

It's a Holy Discontent that leads you to say: "That's all I can stands; I can't stands no more!"