Pastors

4 Reasons Why Good Friday Service Should NOT Be a Funeral for Jesus

Because of the heaviness of the day, we can have the tendency to treat a Good Friday service as though it were Jesus’ funeral. But that misses something of the goodness of Good Friday.

The Missing Generation: Why Gen Z Women Are Leaving the Church and How To Bring Them Back

For decades, women have been the bedrock of church communities, demonstrating higher levels of religious engagement than men. That’s no longer true—at least in America.

Everything You Need to Know About T.D. Jakes

T.D. Jakes is one of the most influential pastors in the world, known for his powerful preaching, bestselling books, and global ministry.

This Mistake by Churches Can Prove Costly for Ministers and Employees During Tax Season

As April 15 approaches, and ministers and church employees nationwide prepare to send their filings, they may be surprised to learn they owe more taxes than expected. 

Textual Criticism in Preaching Variant Texts in the Bible

In the realm of the theological sciences, no subject is as difficult to navigate as that of Old and New Testament textual criticism. How much should a pastor talk about textual variants when preaching through books of the Bible?

A Journey Toward Easter – An Ash Wednesday Devotion

No matter how we mark the day, whether with ashes on our forehead or with an Ash Wednesday devotion reflecting on the meaning of Easter, Jesus invites us journey on to Easter Sunday with Him.

7 Influential Early Christian Philosophers Who Shaped Theology and Thought

Early Christian philosophers played a vital role in the development of Christian theology, merging faith with philosophical reasoning.

Christian Resistance: Standing Firm in Faith Amid Cultural Challenges

Christian resistance is not about retreating from the world but about standing firm in faith while being a light in the darkness. The challenges may be great, but the rewards of faithfulness are eternal.