Latest Articles by Ed Stetzer
The Local Church in God’s Global Mission
Urbana 25 is introducing a pastors' and church leaders' cohort to empower you to equip your people, students, and beyond for global missions.
5 Urgent Evangelical Challenges in the Coming Years
As the church continues to navigate an increasingly post-Christian culture, we have to ask ourselves if we are willing to face some truths and change some behaviors to reach the world with the message of the Gospel.
Sunday Journeys: God’s Heart for the Nations at Bethlehem Baptist Church
Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis continues its global missions legacy, expanding church planting and missionary work worldwide.
20 Truths From ‘Renewing Your Hope With the Lord’s Prayer’
Here are 20 truths from "Renewing Your Hope With the Lord's Prayer: Learning From Jesus How To Pray."
The Gospel for Kids: Point Children to Jesus
Present the gospel for kids in powerful ways so children learn about Jesus.
20 Truths From ‘Stand Firm and Act Like Men’
Pastor Joby Martin has a new book out about manhood. In a world where young men are in crisis, I am thankful for Joby’s biblical treatment of the topic.
Why Christians Should Invite People to Church
Inviting others to church demonstrates our love for God and others. It helps us fulfill the Great Commission and build up the church.
What I Look for in Faculty Candidates: A Dean’s Perspective
Recently, I was asked how, as a dean, I evaluate potential faculty members. It’s a great question, especially for up-and-coming scholars who are considering a future in Christian higher education.
How Should Christians Think of Biblical Israel, Modern Israel, and the Church?
Israel is in the news every day, and on nearly every page of our Bible. Current events and the Bible’s pages both prompt a question—What should Christians think about Israel?
Can Faithful Christians Agree To Disagree on Sexuality?
When it comes to the contemporary issue of sexuality and gender, can we simply "agree to disagree" on the issue? The answer, for those committed to biblical orthodoxy, must be no.















