Pastors

The miracle of the cross was made possible by the miracle of the incarnation.

Truth is not something we create. It’s something that we discover. This is why people who dismiss dealing with whether something is true and say things like, “All that matters is that you are sincere,” miss a very important point: You can be sincerely wrong.

Have you ever considered this Christmas passage from Luke as a guide to leadership lessons from Mary, the mother of Jesus? Read through the account of the angel's visit to Mary—see if you can't discover something about how God calls us to leadership.

The prayers of Paul for God's people are a fascinating study. It's interesting to observe the requests Paul makes because he is very focused on people's hearts and minds being conformed to Christ.

The Christmas narratives are not merely traditional words; they are divinely inspired for our benefit. The Christmas story provides a tutorial on how God speaks to his people.

Here are some helpful resources as you seek to build out your Christmas sermon series.

Here are three challenges church leaders are facing today, and a few suggestions on how we might overcome them, together. 

Jesus came into this dark and fallen world as the new creation, to bring about a re-creation of all those for whom He died. He is "the Destroyer of the darkness."