Articles for Pastors

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.

Urim and Thummim: the Mysterious Biblical Tools of Divine Guidance

Though they are no longer a part of religious practice, the Urim and Thummim continue to captivate scholars and believers alike.

How to Leave a Church Gracefully – 5 Tips

How to leave a church gracefully can be tricky. Based on my experience with people leaving our church or coming to our church after quitting another one, most people don’t go about it well.

Jacob Wrestles with God: The Struggle That Changed His Destiny

Jacob wrestles with God, and it becomes a reminder that encountering God is not always a gentle experience. Sometimes, faith requires wrestling with doubts, hardships, and personal transformation.

The Power of Anointing: Walking in God’s Divine Favor and Purpose

Through the Holy Spirit, every Christian receives an anointing that equips and empowers them to fulfill God’s calling.