Church Leaders Update Archives

While we don't have a ton of college students, the largest percentage of our growth at Redeemer comes from the millennial generation. Here's what...

A 2009 Barna survey found only 19% of Christians (and 4% of those in their 20's) hold a biblical worldview.

People are incurably religious. If they do not worship God, they will find something to worship.

It’s not the content you receive every week that is so formative; it’s the act of being together and making the Lord’s family your priority. It’s...

There are countless reasons for dropping the occasional story into your sermon. Here are my top three.

The God who promised we won’t lose our reward for giving a cup of cold water to a disciple won’t fail to bless us when we bless others.

The pursuit of racial reconciliation is difficult at best, but we have a hope that is greater.

The more contact I've had with those divorced and divorcing, the more my heart aches. Too many situations don't fit the "rules."

Though his instructions may not provide an eight-session video series, it is expert advice from God the Spirit through Paul.

Don’t allow the Internet to become your congregation. YouTube is a horrible place to go to church.

Nostalgic sentiment loiters in the mental cobwebs of us all. But were “the good old days” really that good?

Much is said about the deplorable state of preaching in our time. I am convinced that the root of the problem is theological.

A biblical understanding of church membership is a desperate need in today’s evangelical churches.

I am optimistic about the church of Jesus Christ. We’ve been through societal transformations before.

Like many followers of Christ, I am often overwhelmed at the sin in my life and how little of Christ is actually formed in me.