Articles for Pastors

Trying to control someone—in marriage, parenting, the church, or government—is evil. The Bible recognizes authority, but it takes a strong stand against control. If someone abuses God-given authority, they become perpetrators of evil.

"Sometimes we need to be reminded by God himself that there are no limits to his rule."

"Many laypeople may not speak your theological lingo, but they might love God more than you do."

Your brilliance is worthless if you’re not building up your brother—and even worse if you’re destroying him with your knowledge.

"Satan prowls like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour."

"Good relationships are the foundation for achievement."

One of these common misunderstandings is not even presented as a question, but an assumption. It typically goes something like this: “So Mr. Stanton, you take the Bible literally, so what do you believe about ... ?”

It is important for Christians to understand that the sexual revolution is not simply about broadening the boundaries of what is acceptable sexual behavior.