Articles for Pastors

Old Testament prophecies of jesus are not merely historical footnotes but are foundational to Christian faith, providing evidence of divine orchestration in the narrative of redemption.

The phrase "the sins of the father" is often invoked in discussions about responsibility, guilt, and generational consequences within both religious and secular contexts....

Explore the transformative missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul, including timelines and the impact of his teachings on early Christian communities. Delve into Paul's letters, theological contributions, and enduring influence on Christianity.

Discover the ancient practice of breath prayers, a form of meditation connecting each breath with God's presence. Explore its biblical roots, historical figures who embraced it, and its benefits for fostering continuous awareness and peace in daily life.

Dive into the complex journey of deconstructing Christianity, exploring its psychological impact, historical precedents, and how individuals and institutions navigate faith's questioning and reevaluation. Discover the stages and implications of faith deconstruction for a deeper spiritual understanding.

In my experience, most pastors hesitate to teach the biblical understanding of the role of pastors because to do so might sound self-serving, as though they were trying to carve out a bigger role for themselves in leading the church.

Discover the truth behind the age-old question, "Did Abraham sacrifice his son?" Explore the narrative, symbolism, and significance of this biblical tale while unraveling its enduring relevance. Find answers to your questions and gain insights into faith, obedience, and divine providence.

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.