emotion

Scripture is cohesive, a great brilliant tapestry that is interwoven from the same fabric. Contrary to various theories both ancient and modern, God isn’t different from Old Testament to New, and Paul didn't invent a different Christianity from Jesus'.

In the face of this crisis, how can we as Christians respond to our fears? It’s helpful to first identify the three kinds of fear found in Scripture, one of which is not like the others.

Love as we understand it is typically associated with feelings that come and go. One pop song tells us that love is a sweet, old-fashioned notion and a second-hand emotion. But the biblical picture of love is much more breathtaking than this.

If our calendar is consistently crammed, with little-to-no white space to be found, we’re probably running on emotional fumes.

Some mistakes, however, are those unintended but avoidable missteps that slowly decrease your influence over time.

Glenn Packiam asks the question most worship pastors wonder about but are afraid to ask.

Ministry is tiring to your soul. Here's how to recover.