Pastors / Leadership Archives

A hard man who had often mocked God, John Newton was considered impious even by his fellow sailors. So how did he become one of history's most...

William Wilberforce (1759-1833) changed society with his fights for slavery, as well as for causes like animal protection and missionary work...

We need to know how to share the unchanging gospel message in a language that Gen Z can understand and in a way that is good news for the questions...

"I watched for trouble as John Bunyan preached to a crowd in the town square..."

The deep work of understanding our emotions during the in-betweens brings a liberating revelation: feelings are indicative, not definitive. Pain is...

While Christianity in and of itself is the truth of Jesus, mankind has polluted and caused many deadly ideologies to emerge. Here are four dangers...

Paul, at first glance, may seem to contradict himself. He tells women to be silent in church but also appoints women such as Phoebe as deacons. So...

You may be familiar with the 2 Cor. 5:8 Scripture where Paul is stating the reality of what death means for us as Christians and that is what we...

Church is not a place to go, rather, it is a living body where God wants you to become a part––for your good and His glory. Let’s look at why we...

I want to help you understand what moralism is and then show you why moralism is just as dangerous as the prosperity gospel.

Are you battling anxiety and fear on a daily basis? We asked experts on anxiety and fear to talk about real steps we can take to win the war on...

Universalism is a liberal, religious tradition that teaches that every person will be saved, regardless of repentance. Universalism insists that...

How can we share our faith in ways that will motivate people to pay attention? Here are 5 fresh ways to spread the gospel.

Are American churches really drawing more women than men? Do a significant number of committed Christian men hate – or, at least, strongly dislike...

Doubts come in three primary flavors: intellectual, emotional, and physical. All three are equally valid, important, and essential to address. Here...