On Choosing Digital Tools and Why Churches Should Cancel Their Livestream

Don’t slouch into technocratic oblivion. Never forget, when we choose our tools, we choose our culture.

By Joe Holland
   |   June 20, 2022

Advice for Pastors Young and Old

While the ability to teach is a gift from God, it is also a skill that pastors should seek to develop.

By Tony Merida
   |   June 13, 2022

Making and Keeping Friends in Ministry

Calvin deeply cared for his friends. In fact, he serves as a model for friendships today.

By Aaron Lumpkin
   |   June 6, 2022

The Miseducation of the Pastor

If Google can pass your seminary’s quizzes or your denomination’s ordination exam, you are not training men to be pastors; you are training them to be machines.

By Doug Ponder
   |   May 30, 2022

Social Justice: A Foot Race Paradigm

Today’s social justice is not concerned with the runners’ preparation or distance from the finish line. Its main concern is to ensure that all the runners cross the line at the same time.

By Carl Ellis
   |   May 23, 2022

Interview: Doug Logan on Founding Grimké Seminary

If the sweep of covenant theology includes all nations, it must include all neighborhoods.

By Doug Logan
   |   May 16, 2022

Ecclesial Theology—The Missing Theology in an Age of Individualism

The church in its corporate assembly is a liturgical re-training for all those catechized by the social imaginary of modern individualism.

By Uriesou Brito
   |   May 9, 2022

What to Ask a Passage Before You Preach It

When we take our time to observe a text—withholding immediate application—we can apply it in broader and deeper ways.

By Mark Becton
   |   May 2, 2022