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Our society is drifting away from our godly heritage and is turning its back on God’s dealings with mankind.

While my situation is on the pleasant end of the blended-family-spectrum (delightful ex-wife and stepdad, two stepdaughters who welcomed me with...

Have you ever noticed the joy and satisfaction that well-up from deep within you when you use and share your God-given talents and gifts?

The results of a new survey from Lifeway Research may come as a surprise to pastors and worship leaders.

At the moment, I’m 78-and-a-half years old. These are a few lessons this life of ministry has taught me…

Dear Roger, I grew up at Casas Church. I remember how you occasionally closed each service by asking the congregation to bow their heads and close...

What if we, the congregants, are the reason for a stagnating or declining congregation?

The work we do we do is for Jesus, by the Father’s command, through the power of his Holy Spirit.

Christians want to think that their beliefs are of sound doctrine; however, a recent study suggests that evangelicals believe several heretical...

Here are some thoughts on this business of guest-preaching in churches. I hope it will help you in the future…

There is a continuing trend of churches renaming themselves in an apparent effort to invigorate a plateaued or even declining situation. Usually it...

Unemployment hurts everyone—men and women alike.

Be careful that you do not slander the Bride of Christ. When you pronounce a denomination dead or even one church dead, you’d better be on firm...

God created His church so that we wouldn’t have to do the journey by ourselves.

It often comes as a surprise to believers new to the faith that there are among us, in the Lord’s family, a small but vocal contingent who insist...