Pastors
Don’t Put off Making a Necessary but Hard Decision
There are business, nonprofit, and church leaders who at this moment have one major obstacle standing between them and success: The inability to make a hard decision.
Articles for Pastors
Between Legalism and Antinomianism
So we must put away our legalism and our antinomianism. We must agree with Scripture, nature, and most of the reformers. Both legalism and antinomianism must be rejected for the sake of truth.
Pastors
24 Mistakes and Misplaced Missional Energy
Here’s the idea: It is as if there is a certain amount of missional energy within a person and, by extension, within a community of people. This energy can be turned inward or outward.
Pastors
R.C. Sproul: A Snare in Your Midst
Apostasy occurs when a church leaves its historic moorings, abandons its historic confessional position, and degenerates into a state where either essential Christian truths are blatantly denied.
Pastors
Honest Faith Can Cry out to God
What an honest cry to God for help: “Why, God? Why does it seem like you’re not answering my prayers?” As he wrestles with this, David turns to Scripture, where God’s deliverance of His people is documented.
Pastors
4 Ways Churches Can Build a Culture of Radical Hospitality
It’s not just about staff and volunteers greeting people, but more of a complete shift to the entire congregation modeling hospitality.
Articles for Pastors
Does Same Sex Attraction Disqualify Someone From Ministry?
Is there a place for people with same sex attraction in the church? How about in your church? Could there even be a place for same sex attracted people to serve and lead in ministry?
Pastors
Freedom and Comfort in Truth
As Nanci dealt with suffering and faced her death, I saw greater joy and more profound happiness in her than ever before. She had been happy in Jesus all our marriage, but great suffering is a big test.
