I’ve heard several prominent atheists say that certain experiences make them doubt their doubts. The experience of unconditional love, for instance. Or sitting in the seeming transcendence of nature. Or even just listening to their favorite music. So whose doubts are right?

I’d like to make a case, in whatever liturgical setting you lead, that you try to aim for at least three things as you lead in Advent. Here are three notes for Advent:

Most pastors are nice people, they just don’t make good friends. Hear me out: being a good pastor might make you a bad friend.

Leading youth worship night lets teens deepen their faith, grow, and serve.

On Tuesday, Dec. 3, Joni Lamb, the co-founder and president of Daystar Television Network, released a video denying allegations that she covered up abuse. 

Two kindergarteners are in “extremely critical condition” after a gunman opened fire at Feather River Adventist School, a private Christian school in California. Authorities believe that the gunman might have targeted the school because of its religious affiliation.

When a leader in a church experiences a moral failure, the fallout can be overwhelming. It’s crucial for pastors to acknowledge and navigate their own grief and shock effectively to maintain their well-being and provide the best support to others.

One day after Bishop T.D. Jakes experienced a medical emergency during worship, the founder of The Potter’s House filed a defamation lawsuit against former Pennsylvania pastor and convicted felon Duane Youngblood.