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I never imagined that I would find myself so familiar with death as a pastor.

As the culture changes and shifts, so does the lingo—especially in churches. This could be problematic, should the language detract from the gospel...

If you wait until your kids are perfectly behaved to take them to church, you may find that their childhood has come and gone with no “perfectly...

A church leader was venting. “We have so many immature members. And the problem is, they want to stay that way!”

Being a member of the body of Christ isn’t about me at all. It’s about my loving and worthy Savior.

The Bible is relevant to all peoples, all cultures, all ages…and it is relevant on its own accord.

There are so many great reasons to attend a Christian college! But believe it or not, there are also terrible reasons to choose that route, several...

Use these messages to get started right in 2019.

The pastor is not a hireling. He does not enter the ministry for the money.

Has the New Testament, a collection of 27 books, been heavily edited and censored by the church? Do we have any reason to trust the books that were...

Wired magazine ran an article on the five best toys ever. Wired is one of the most innovative, bleeding-edge publications you can read to learn...

At this time of year, it can seem like a lot is asked of you. While much of the Christmas season in the U.S. is rooted in consumerism, there are...

A pastor’s Christmas Eve message will have a flavor all its own. Because of the relaxed nature of the evening, the sermon is often directed toward...

Expository preaching is the exegesis and “exposing” of universal Biblical truth to every age, every audience. Expository preaching is the proleptic...

America and other democracies around the world are experiencing an epidemic of loneliness.