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Pastor Joe McKeever answers some of our hardest questions about hypocrits and church bosses.

Willie Parker is an abortion doctor. He says he’s not ashamed of that. Willie Parker also says he is a born-again follower of Jesus Christ.

In leadership, we must ask the critical questions that moves the organization forward. But we must also be willing to own the answers that we are...

While the sustenance of a church is important, it is equally important to appreciate the value of the members you do have.

Jesus never pointed to someone in the crowd and said, “I saw you in the crowd following me last week, but I noticed you weren’t there today."

The great theologian Charles Spurgeon once said, “… the singing of the pilgrims … is the most delightful part of worship and that which comes...

Every pastor is faced by the dilemma of whether to marry certain couples. Some of the decisions get complicated really quickly.

I want them to see God as approachable and as a God who delights in them and rejoices over them as Scripture says he does.

The highest compliment the pastor could give was to dial that brother first when a crisis occurred.

It can be hard to relate to teenagers today and their ever-present technology. But beneath all that—wow! There is such caring, hope and grace.

Going into the ministry? Bring along a Bible, a theological education, a willingness to work and serve and love, and a good sense of humor.

Over the years I’ve seen that one of the most powerful moments in a new believer’s life is the realization that there is such a thing as a false...

We know where he was part of the time––in Paradise. But a verse about, “preaching to the spirits in prison” opens up other possibilities.

I am embarrassed to say I go to my church. What happens when a church gives a bad name to the Christian Church at large?

As father to four children ages 8 to 18, below are some ways we strive to pass along biblical generosity in the Anderson home.