Articles for Pastors

Comments on a Facebook group called "Geneva Commons" took aim at author Aimee Byrd, a member of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. The comments point out the denomination's need to address misogyny in its ranks.

When preaching to a camera, it can easily feel like I am preaching to God’s people without being among God’s people. I long for those days again, but in the meantime, here are five things I am preaching to myself as I am preaching to a camera.

Being a Christian, a pastor of a local church, and a black man has given me a unique vantage point on life. As a pastor I am called to lead believers to the Holy Scriptures so that we may all learn to imitate Christ and grow in Christ-likeness.

Here are 10 strategies to grow your marriage with young kids that we’ve reflected on that might be helpful to other young parents in a similar season of life.

Are we sacrificing the very gifts, talents, and passions that God has blessed us with?

If you experience many emotions revolving around COVID-19, prayer can be a powerful tool. To pray for your church is one way to build unity when divisions arise. Prayer leads to peace.

The gospel is the greatest content on the planet, and we pastors write and say a lot of words about it every week. Here are at least six ways to stretch the reach of a good sermon beyond the single weekend service.

Use these potential markers of arrogance to avoid such a fall.