What I Learned in My First Seven Years of Ministry
I remember my tears.
By Justin Honaker
| June 12, 2023
We’re Commanded to Love Our Neighbors, Not to Make Them Feel Loved
All who think this way have fallen for the poisonous lie that hurt feelings are sufficient proof that you have failed to love your neighbor.
By Doug Ponder
| June 5, 2023
On Not Giving Up
If we are going to be faithful leaders, we must adapt our leadership to meet the demands of our new cultural environment.
By Justin Dean
| May 29, 2023
The Three Pillars of a Sermon
While times and seasons change and audiences differ, a preacher combining powerful logos, thrilling pathos, and genuine ethos will preach effectively to believers and unbelievers.
By Tony Merida
| May 22, 2023
Fantasy Football and the Death of the Book
The book doesn’t have to stay dead. We can revive it. But it will take work.
By Joe Holland
| May 15, 2023
Receiving Criticism—A Friend’s Wounding or an Enemy’s Kiss?
The pastor’s response to criticism will determine whether the result will be a catastrophe or a catalyst for growth in the Lord and his work.
By Justin Honaker
| May 8, 2023
Union with Christ and the Resurrection
Christ has given us access through faith to all of the benefits of redemption.
By Brian Key
| May 1, 2023
Rejoice in the Benefits of the Resurrection
God will only and forever look at us through the righteous standing and cleansing blood of his Son, the risen Lord Jesus.
By Brian Key
| April 24, 2023