Pastors

5 Vital Truths About Salvation

In just three short verses from the book of Ephesians, the apostle Paul outlines five essential truths about salvation.

How Formal Membership Makes the Church a Family

The family is an organic set of relationships. The nature of these relationships are constantly moving, shifting, changing, and growing as a couple understands one another better, and as their children grow and mature. A healthy family’s relationships are defined by love. People relate to each other naturally—and naturally relate according to the proper structures within the family.

Seeking Guidance: Asking God for a Sign

In the labyrinth of life's uncertainties, prayer stands as a beacon of hope and guidance. For believers, the act of asking God a sign...

5 Questions Leaders Need To Be Asking About the Expansion or Contraction of Their Influence

The following are five questions leaders need to be constantly asking about the expansion or contraction of their leadership influence.

Tithing 101: A Brief Survey of Biblical Perspectives

Discover the New Testament's approach to tithing and generosity—dig into the heart of giving, embrace the principles of stewardship, and understand the joy and impact of sacrificial contributions in modern Christian life.

16 Ways To Provoke Your Children to Anger

Here are some ways that we parents can provoke our children to anger. I’ve done many of these, and for this reason I’m grateful for the blood of Jesus and the power of the Spirit to change.

Use Ash Wednesday To Help You Prepare for Easter

Ash Wednesday is about preparation and the beginning of preparation at that. All of the Lenten season is focused upon preparation for Easter. No matter how we mark the day, whether with ashes on our forehead or with reflection on the meaning of Easter, Jesus invites us to journey on to Easter Sunday with Him.  

Unraveling the Mystery of Paul’s Death in the Bible

Despite the widespread belief in Paul's martyrdom, some Bible scholars propose alternative theories regarding his death. Regardless of the exact circumstances of his death, Paul's legacy continues to inspire and impact Christians around the world.