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Satan cares not much about professing believers who do not radically follow Christ and; therefore, are no threat to the devil's kingdom agenda.

I want to mention one answer that is commonly overlooked when considering the power of preaching and what produces a moving sermon preached that...

I was able to use the holiday break to catch up on a few videos that I've been wanting to watch. One, in particular, left me stunned by its beauty....

What would a set of New Year’s resolutions look like for you and your church, your role as a leader, or simply as someone who wants to live a life...

Those who use the Bible to persuade others actually put themselves in a dangerous place.

Every pastor’s family is at risk at becoming disenchanted, even hostile to that church and ministry that so often takes their father away. How can...

Do you want to guarantee your success in the new year? Here’s a biblical example of how to have the best year ever.

In his new mini-book, Adam Embry takes on the unspoken sin of laziness.

If social influence is the key to moral formation, then gathering with believers matters more than ever.

How can Christian leaders continue to follow this counter-intuitive approach? Central to the answer to this question is recognizing the eternal...

How big can we make Christmas? Or more specifically, Christmas Eve?

As I mentioned in a previous post, I make a distinction between “commands” and “principles” based on context. “Commands” are given specifically in...

If we read (or preach) the Bible asking first, “What would Jesus do?” instead of asking “What has Jesus done” we’ll miss the good news that alone...

Leadership requires a strong will that refuses to be molded by the moment but to be guided by the truth. It means we must be moving but doing so in...

Sony’s nightmare proves one thing beyond any doubt: There is an imbalance between our ability to create digital information and our ability to...