Church Matters Archives

A dog can whip a polecat, the saying goes, but it’s not worth it. Some fights you need to walk away from.

Many leaders have fallen into adultery. Why is this happening so frequently?

What is the difference between a personal conviction and biblical truth? Dr. Roger explains.

A reader asks: "Why does it seem most churches focus so much on married couples? And what can singles do to fit in better?" Find out how "he"...

1. That pastors would see other churches in their immediate vicinity as a co-laborer, not as the competition.

Though thousands of people still attend churches around the world, very few truly experience the connection between God’s design for the church and...

Is Christianity dying out in American? Ph.D researcher and practicing evangelical Christian Ed Stetzer says, "Not so fast."

What you are missing if you are not consistent in your giving

Can you define what a Christian is without mentioning the church? If you can, your definition just might not line up with the Bible’s.

"Single" and "alone" are not synonymous. A person can be married and alone just as one can be single and live a full life in community.

A spiritual infant looks and acts a lot like human infants. They’re self-centered, cry-babies, impatient, helpless, noisy, and messy.

As parents, how do we handle our children's desire to dress inappropriately? Dr. Roger shares his thoughts.

I can show you several preachers who cannot count on the fingers of one hand the number of true friends they have. They are loners, and, if I’m any...

Many churches today have succumbed to church growth syndrome. Pastors and church leaders are always looking for the next new thing which promises...

How can the church walk alongside its pastor to help him keep his marriage vows with joy?