Pastor Blogs Archives

The biblical doctrine of hospitality has rich theological moorings and implications; for that reason it’s often misunderstood.

It’s clear to me that one of the most prevalent afflictions might be termed a church’s “culture of complacency.” Complacency has to do with...

Their interview with CNN is just one of the many ways the Warrens are fulfilling their vow to help fight the stigma of mental illness in churches.

These classic books are "new" because they are now back in print.

Whatever your heart's need is today, know that the Lord is able.

I was struck recently by a news feature on National Public Radio (NPR), based on an article in The Guardian, regarding the most challenging...

Sometimes the most important lessons in leadership come from knowing what NOT to do.

Betrayal comes to all and when it comes it comes out of nowhere -- a tidal wave of hurt wiping away what we once thought solid and firm.

Here's a prayer to get your week started on a good note.

I am excited about the new Chris Anderson hymn that we introduced to our congregation yesterday morning.

Thinking, biblical Christians can certainly disagree about Syria. And do. But the foundational consideration is whether war is ever just for those...

Most people don’t want to go to church. But why? And what might interest them in joining a community of faith?

I’ve noticed a growing trend, at least in my own city, of churches renaming themselves in an apparent effort to invigorate a plateaued or even...

The life of a faithful minister involves suffering.

In the Bible gospel preaching never left off with condemnation. That the gospel is really good news for us.