Pastors

The Church Didn’t Reject Biblical Teaching on Sexual Sin—It Quietly Drifted From It

Many church leaders sense that something has shifted in how sexual sin is understood inside the church, but they struggle to name exactly what...

Not All Church Conflict Is Obvious—Some of the Most Dangerous Ones Look Spiritual

It rarely starts with shouting, ultimatums, or public division. Much of today’s most damaging church conflict doesn’t look like conflict at all. More often, it begins...

4 Weapons of Mass Distraction in the Lives of Leaders

In our fast-paced, demanding world, weapons of mass distraction lurk around every corner. When we heed Peter’s command in God’s Word, we can counter those distractions.

7 Rules of Engagement for Theological Debate

"Do all the work necessary until you can articulate the views of your opponent with such strength that he says, ‘I couldn’t have said it better myself.’"

Is a Preaching Calendar Really Necessary?

Ask questions, pray together, and build a rhythm that serves your ministry, not suffocates it. Your preaching calendar is more than dates; it’s a roadmap for faithful, joyful preaching.

10 Ways to Renew (or Keep) Your Passion for Ministry

If going to work in the morning is a battle, perhaps these suggestions will help.

A Christmas Sermon 1,700 Years Old (From St. Gregory of Nazianzus)

Celebrate this Christmas with those believers who have gone before us. Here is a Christmas Sermon from St. Gregory of Nazianzus (AD 380).

C.S. Lewis Fought Christianity With His Mind. What Finally Changed It.

From C.S. Lewis's life, three truths stand out—truths that remain deeply relevant for anyone who loves a “reluctant convert.”