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One of the most important responsibilities of leadership is navigating the dynamics between strategy and tactics. Strategy lies behind when and...

Every time we tear down idols in our hearts and set them firmly on the things of God, more of the Holy Spirit’s power is unleashed in us.

When it comes to analyzing the effects of watching reality TV, well, it's complicated. While some see these shows as a brief escape from daily...

According to a major study coming out of Oxford University, everyone everywhere shares seven universal moral rules. In fact, all societies are held...

So I pray. And I trust. And I lean. And I cry. And I pray some more. And I remember my God is faithful…always and forever.

The fact that we could assemble and forget to pray says a hundred things about us, all of them bad.

It was a startling headline, bordering on the feel of clickbait: “Half of Millennial Christians Say It’s Wrong to Evangelize.” But it’s true....

It’s Spring Training. Time for “Preachers and Christians” to report?

To love others well, I'll need to become comfortable with the uncomfortable and questions without answers

When we downplay or cover over what has happened in the name of Jesus we are not “protecting” his reputation.

No teaching of our Lord’s has been more attacked, slandered, ridiculed, and vilified than His calling on people to love those who hate them.

The choices are the same they’ve always been: believe or despair.

When I started Mecklenburg Community Church (Meck) back in the fall of 1992, there was one and only one way to jumpstart a launch and draw a crowd....

Over time, I learned to be a little more cautious regarding what I shared and with whom. And honestly, I hate that. I hate that I so often allow...

A study has found that kids 2-5 years old who engage in more screen time received worse scores in developmental screening tests. The apparent...