Articles for Pastors
Why God Doesn’t Remove Our Sinful Cravings Immediately
Every Christian I know has had the experience of coming up against sinful cravings--the same sin—again—and wondering, “Will this struggle ever end? Why doesn’t God just remove this?” (If you haven’t had that experience, just give it time.)
Articles for Pastors
Surrendered to the Holy Spirit
“Who is the Holy Spirit to you?” Wilson responded the only way he knew how: with honesty. “He is nothing to me. I have no contact with Him and could get along quite well without Him.”
Pastors
How Our Leadership Weaknesses Becomes Strength With God
Leaders are often reluctant to acknowledge and accept their weaknesses. I can understand that. I’m often reluctant too. But it is in our weakness that we are invited to experience God's strength.
Preaching & Teaching
We Don’t Need Cops in the Pulpit — We Need the Yoke of Discipleship
There's a big difference between drawing a crowd and preaching a sermon. The church is desperate for life-giving preachers who urge us to take the yoke of discipleship.
Pastors
4 Purposes of Church Leadership
This may sound too fundamental of a question, but have you ever paused and wondered why churches need leadership? More specifically, what does church leadership do?
Pastor How To's
Pastor: Are You Asking the Right Questions?
What questions do we bring to the Lord? What questions do we bring to the scripture? The best answer waits upon asking the right question.
Pastors
R.C. Sproul: The Certainty of the Resurrection
The transition from the pathos of the cross to the grandeur of the resurrection is not abrupt. There is a rising crescendo that swells to the moment of breaking forth from the grave clothes and the shroud of the tomb.
Pastors
The Mark of a Christian
We live in a day of deeply contentious disagreement. When we disagree with each other, we have two choices: We can maintain the ultimate mark of a Christian, or we can abandon and betray it.
