New Dinesh D'Souza Film Tells the "True Story of America"
"America" will answer critics on the nation's politics and Christian heritage.
How 450 Sermons Revealed Four Preaching Truths
LifeWay Research discovered four common factors in good preaching: Are they part of yours?
5 Keys to Sticky Preaching
How to preach "sticky" messages to an ever-changing church.
Does Your Preaching Target People's Ears?
Before the printing press changed the way we process information, preaching was different.
Preaching: 4 Ways to Gain Attention – 3 Ways to Keep It
Two critical skills every preacher needs: how to grab their attention and how to keep it!
It's Time for Some Red Zone Evangelism
Evangelist Kent Tucker gives a practical game plan for evangelism in its most important stage.
6 Benefits of Not Changing Churches
Thinking about moving to another church? Before you do, consider the benefits of "not" changing churches.
Preaching for Life Change
How can our preaching lead to Christ-like convictions that produce Christ-like character?
94 Servant Evangelism Ideas for Your Church
Here are some simple and practical tips to get your church started in servant evangelism.
Preaching Beyond the Skeleton
An outline is not a sermon. It needs muscle, blood, and flesh.
Wasting Your Time Preaching
Dr. Larry Moyer shares four ways to be sure your preaching moves your listeners to act.
Fruitful Congregations: Five Practices
Five skills any congregation can--and should--learn.
7 Ways to Get Your Church Onto the Praying Field
What would it take to get the people in our churches off the bench?
4 Ways to Keep Easter Guests Coming Back
Retaining Easter visitors is a big challenge that requires a big plan.
Do We Have to Be Perfect to Preach?
How “good” do we have to be to be “good enough” to preach?
Making the Message Memorable
"I learned early on that if my preaching was to be powerful, it had to be memorable," says Larry Osborne.
Five Safeguards to Fight Boring Preaching
Relevant truth powerfully and clearly delivered is never boring.
Why Preparing Sermons Takes So Long
Proper preparation is not for the faint of heart. It takes prayer, study, and practice.
Preaching Without Cabin Pressure
When the cabin pressure drops at 35,000 feet, life takes on a different set of priorities.
Can We Preach the Tithe?
Dean Shriver suggests a novel approach to the "fuzzy edges" of tithing.