Pastors

With God, there is no private time. There is no let down. There is no secret being kept; no rock not overturned. If God looks at the heart, then we are all laid bare before the Lord at any given moment.

Deep in the heart of every leader I’ve ever met lurks a daunting question that casts a shadow over every major challenge we ever face: Am I up to the task?

Perry Noble shares four important questions to ask before you kick off your next message.

I don’t know what it is about the University of Colorado that draws men of intense faith to coach its football team.

We’ve all been there. We pray and pray, and it seems God’s answer is “no.” When that happens, here’s what I encourage you to do.

In the early days of social media, I followed back pretty much anyone who followed me. But it didn’t take long to see how many of those followers were focused on complaining, negativity, or criticism.

When we close our eyes in death, we do not cease to be alive; rather, we experience a continuation of personal consciousness.

Jesus turned water into wine—so does that give the green light to pastors to drink alcohol?