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A fellow pastor recently asked me, “What are the keys to a long tenure?” It was a good question, and one (to be honest) I hadn’t reflected on. I had never thought about what it has taken to plant a church and then lead it for now more than a...

Fickleness, defined by dictionary.com as “likely to change,” is not a reliable source by which to gauge our decisions to parent. God, on the other hand, is reliable, constant, omnipotent, sovereign, and patient. In my life, I’ve found it...

Ultra-Orthodox Jews protested the presence of the center in Dimona, Israel on Tuesday (Jan. 23) and threatened some of the Messianic Jews, followers of Jesus, according to advocacy group Middle East Concern (MEC).

With dating sites becoming the norm, I think we should do ourselves a favor and dig into the topic of online dating (especially as we head into this month typically focused on romantic love).

It’s hard to imagine our God allowing any of His children to reside permanently in hell; yet, the Bible clearly states that’s exactly where we’re going, unless we are saved from the fate of death that sin entails through salvation in Jesus Christ...

Boko Haram, Fulani herdsmen not only ones terrorizing the church.

Police complicit in harassment, Christian leaders say.

Although I’ve had the privilege of walking with these men over the years, there are still millions of single fathers in desperate need of someone to come alongside them.

The clock is ticking on all of us. It’s how life is lived. And it’s wonderful in every way.

We want to be rooted and solid—a testimony to our Creator. But often we feel hollow, shallow-rooted, with no strong core. You can change that.

At a recent gathering of United Methodists, organizers sold purple T-shirts quoting the Methodist founder John Wesley’s instruction: “Do Not Rashly Tear Asunder.” In Methodist circles these days, citing the founder’s admonition can be understood...

I believe a lot of harm could be avoided if men were fighting the right battle against the right enemy, and better understood their role as a father and what this “good fight” looks like.

By recognizing the young women of your church, taking time to disciple them, love them, and involve them in the church’s mission, you honor the potential God placed within them

You may find celibacy isn’t for you someday when God changes your desire as one of your friendships develops into something more.