Practical Counsel for Pastors Who Are Beginning to Discern the Times
Whatever the particular needs of your church are, you are the one to address them. It won’t be easy, but it’s worth it.
By Michael Clary
| September 3, 2024
When Helping Hurts Our Race Discourse
It often appears that we either want to help, but don’t realize how our helping is hurting; or we don’t really want to help, but just seek to assuage our collective sense of guilt and appear to be on the right side of history.
By James R. Wood
| May 20, 2024
The Cohort Model of Christian Discipleship and Grimké College
We learn best when we learn together in a community.
By Andrew Lovette, Joe Holland
| April 9, 2024
The Psychiatrist, the Rabbi, and the Christian: A Review of Joe Rigney’s Leadership and Emotional Sabotage
Rigney shows us how to understand the emotional dynamics at play in groups of people and how leaders can exercise biblical courage in the midst of organizational crises and sabotage.
By Joe Holland
| March 14, 2024
Complementarians and the Rise of Second-Wave Evangelical Feminism
The collapse of complementarianism hasn’t happened yet, but the cracks can no longer be ignored.
By Bryan Laughlin, Doug Ponder
| February 26, 2024
A Crisis of Leadership and the Elder Solution (Part 1): Theology Is Upstream
As goes the church’s elders, so goes the world’s leaders.
By Joe Holland
| February 5, 2024
Learning Homiletics from Francis J. Grimké
For Grimké, there was no higher pastoral priority than feeding the people of God by preaching the Word of God.
By Matt Cohen
| January 15, 2024
Maybe This Will Be Your Year . . . to Die
Long for when your toil will be over, and you will finally be home with your Lord where sin and death will be no more
By Joe Holland
| January 1, 2024