Pastors

Empowerment is generally considered a positive concept, but an attitude of entitlement typically carries a negative connotation. Is it possible that the space between the two is blurry at times?

The three churches have much in common. All of them condemn the desecration of the Capitol and pray for a way to find common ground. But they diverge on a central issue: What is the role of evangelical Christianity in America's divisive politics? 

As America marks one year of pandemic-related shutdowns this week, new research offers encouragement for pastors wondering whether in-person church attendance will eventually bounce back.

Former NFL player Emmanuel Acho has started a video series called “Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man.” In the first installment, Acho responds to his white friends who want to know what they can do to help bring racial healing to the U.S.

In my experience of more than 30 years of preaching the gospel, I have found there are times preaching hurts -- and we do more harm than good with our messages.

Brady Boyd: Let’s be honest, most of us do not know how to take a day off without feeling guilty.

Do Christians and Muslims worship the same God? In a new video from the Gospel Coalition, J.D. Greear says he believes there is a way to answer this question that seeks a common starting point without compromising the truth.

Here are some ways to make your Easter services cohesive and engaging for everyone—without doubling your workload or losing your mind: