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As minister’s wives, we can be tempted to withdraw or retreat, become bitter, give up, or be resentful of hurts. But when we do that, we end up...

You are not going to build a great church on your preaching. Not. Going. To. Happen.

Paul declared: “For me to live is Christ and to die is gain. I am torn between the two: I desire to depart and be with Christ, which is better by...

The early New Testament church shows us that generous living honors God and blesses others.

No matter what others believe—no matter how they treat us or what their religious beliefs say about who we are—Jesus calls us to love them as we...

Everyone prays, we’re told. And, doubtless, every follower of Jesus Christ prays for other people. But we must be faithful in praying for...

I’ve written recently about what the church can learn from the retail slide into the economic abyss. But an article in the Washington Post, delving...

Ministry scars. Everyone in the Lord’s service will bear them sooner or later.

Dr. Roger explains the difference between God allowing us to experience trials and tempting us to sin.

Do you love going to church every Sunday but feel lonely at the same time? Sometimes it can be hard to make friends at church.

There are all kinds of symptoms of a dying church, but there is one primary cause for demise—losing relevance in the local community.

If you want to be a Biblical leader, consider these verses.

Do you give? Do you hand out love? Learn why not giving could hurt you. There are so many benefits wrapped into this gift.

Women have always been an integral part of a healthy church. In the Bible we find many examples of women who believed the gospel, ministered to the...

Many think marriage is the chief end of ministry to singles. But Scriptures sat the aim of the church is something quite different.