Outreach Leaders

“Keep Christ in Christmas“ is a familiar saying this time of the year. But you don’t expect to hear it from the local rabbi.

Jesus is our one Mediator, who stands as an agent to reconcile God and man, the One who participates both in deity and in humanity.

Before God, we are all equally sinful. But for some of us, for whatever reason, our brokenness is more advanced than that of our other brothers and sisters.

The Christmas season can be really stressful for pastors. But here are eight reasons why pastors can and should look forward to it.

This article on the resurrection of Jesus appears at the time of year when we are focusing on His birth, not His death and resurrection. To think only about the birth of Jesus, however, fails to do justice to the incarnation.

Seeking is something that unbelievers do not do on their own. The unbeliever will not seek. The unbeliever will not knock. Seeking is the business of believers.

Nativity scenes are a hallmark of Christmas decor. But what if the scene they depict isn't as true to the biblical account as we think? (And, no, I'm not referring to the wise men.)

Jesus is pro-life too, pro-eternal life. Trust in him now. Receive his gift of eternal life through faith. The moment you do, you will be both forgiven and given, forgiven for every sin, no matter how drastic that sin may be, and given life, hope, purpose and a new family.