Articles for Pastors

In the first ever “State of Theology” survey conducted in the U.K., the answer "I don't know" appeared more times than any of us should be comfortable with.

He calls it “the most painful problem in business.” Patrick Lencioni, in his book Death by Meeting, looks at one of the greatest resource wastes in...

Love in leadership is so critical because the love of God is both incomprehensible and incomparable. It’s difficult to fully understand the depth of God’s...

If there are mistakes in the copying of texts and variances in how the writers described events, how can we say the Bible is inerrant?

Even among those who otherwise affirm the biblical necessity of prioritizing Christ in our preaching, it is sometimes rare to encounter sermons that do not treat Christ and his grace as an option or afterthought.

Today, we rarely hear any reference to the conscience. Yet throughout church history, the best Christian thinkers spoke about the conscience regularly.

We asked pastors around the world a simple question: What books did you read in 2018 that helped you be a better pastor? We’ve...

Idleness by definition is laziness or a lack of action. But what if our busyness is actually idleness? What if our time is sprinkled with lazy, brainless, idle activities?