Articles for Pastors
Church Decline and Recovery During COVID-19
What is the true state of church attendance patterns over the past year-and-a-half? The National COVID-19 Church Attendance Project examines whether people are returning to church after the pandemic.
The Exchange
Sharing the Gospel With a Post-Christian World: Insights From Thessalonica
Looking at Paul's work as a missionary in Thessalonica, here are four principles for how we can "reason, explain, and prove" to a post-Christian, postmodern world how Jesus is the Christ.
The Exchange
How to Keep Christ in Christmas While Allowing Santa to Tag Along
Here are three ways to keep Jesus as the center of Christmas while still including Santa in your Christmas festivities.
The Exchange
Four Ways to Kill a Gospel Movement
Even in the margins of society, God can ignite movements on the fringes that impact the center of culture. The reality is, we are in desperate need of God doing that again. Here four ways to kill a gospel movement and how to avoid making those mistakes.
The Exchange
Three Kinds of Lost People Who Need to Be Found
Because of our sin, humans tend to hide from God. This is what Adam and Eve did in the garden, and it's what people do today. In our hiding, we become lost. Here are three kinds of lost people who need to be found.
Voices
Engaging Culture Well: How to Share Your Faith Critically and Contextually Today
To engage culture, you need to understand whom you're speaking to and where they’re coming from. Only then do you learn how to share your faith in a way others can recognize and relate to.
Christian News
Ed Stetzer: Josh McDowell, Evangelicals and Race: A Verdict Demands Evidence
It's time for evangelicals to change the verdict many have reached on evangelicals and race.
The Exchange
Critical Theory and Precursors to Approaching Critical Race Theory
Because critical race theory (CRT) traces its lineage to critical theory, it is helpful to grasp some tenets of critical theory in order to draw conclusions on how to approach CRT.