Pastors

Pastor Alistair Begg was right when he said, “We must work out our own salvation with fear and trembling.”

I know what you are going to see when you open Facebook, Twitter or Instagram: filterworld.

What’s the point of a sermon series title? Is it just to sound cool? Is it just to give direction to awesome graphics for your website and the projector screens?

Sadly, many professing believers overvalue the idea of the miraculous spiritual gifts (e.g., tongues, prophecy, healing) and undervalue the common spiritual gifts (e.g., salvation and sanctifying fruit).

If the person preaching the Word every week is not faithfully evangelizing, it’s unlikely the church will do anything different. That fact means that pastors must intentionally prioritize evangelism. Here are some ways to do that.

It’s too often that leaders who love God can become so consumed with the work of God that their walk with God isn’t always what it could be. Here are five common temptations for leaders and their devotional life.

Most leaders have a desire to rise in within the organization they serve. It’s no different in the church, but in all environments, it’s how you go about it that matters.

As we enter an election season, love for country will be a topic of conversation.