Pastors

N.T. Wright – How to Study the New Testament

When we study the New Testament, we need to think about the context in which it was written. #Biblestudy #NTWright #NewTestament

Old Covenant Signs in Redemptive History

When each of the Old Covenant signs are viewed in light of the fulfillment of all that they typified, we come to understand a great deal about the work of Christ.

When ‘Blessed’ Means ‘Happy’

Growing up in an unbelieving home, I never heard the word blessed as a child. After I came to Christ, I heard it often. I didn’t know what it meant; I just knew it sounded holy and spiritual.

Leaders and Managing the Gift of Momentum

Here are some lessons I have learned about managing the gift of momentum, through the lens of time, money, people, and energy.

7 Reasons It’s Taking Longer To Call a Pastor

It takes many churches at least a year in their search for a new pastor before finding their next leader. Here are some reasons this process is often so long.

How Not to Be a Spiritual Drifter

Don’t let your ego make you a spiritual drifter, unclaimed and useless to the Universal Church of Jesus Christ.

Use Social Media Reinforcement After Your Sermon—And Before!

You spend countless hours preparing a sermon and then you get up to preach. You pour into the congregation for thirty minutes or more and then what? Social media reinforcement can help.

The Hope of Heaven Fuels Life Today

The hope of heaven is not a destination; it’s a resource available to us now. Even in the valley of despair, a door of hope remains open, because heaven is open to us now.