If your faith feels shaken after a beloved Christian leader’s fall, here are seven real, healing steps to take when the people we admire don’t live up to their calling.
Even as Christians, the fear of death often lingers—not of what comes after, but of the pain and process itself—yet we can find hope in Jesus’ victory over death’s sting.
Pastor, if you want to preach sermons that glorify God, offer tangible hope, prompt true heart change, and leave an eternal impact—not merely tickle ears for 30 minutes—consider these five marks of a powerful sermon.
One major reason people leave the church today is because they came from a place of spiritual abuse. Here are five steps that the Body of Christ can take to combat and prevent spiritual abuse in the Church.
Full of courage, daring, and even spies! The Bible book of Joshua shows that obedience to God supersedes all, even when the going gets tough and uncertainty lurks around every corner. Here are three ways to follow like Joshua, becoming a more effective leader in the process.
Anyone who begins to pastor a church should recognize two big things: There are lessons to be learned if you are ever to do this well, and most of them are learned the hard way. Your scars will attest to your education.
The seven deadly sins, as identified by Pope Gregory 1 in the late sixth century, are considered categories of sin: pride, envy, wrath, gluttony, lust, sloth, and greed.
I will pray this little prayer almost every day of my life: “Set a guard upon my mouth, O Lord. Keep watch over the door of my lips” (Psalm 141:3). Let the minister of the Lord pray this prayer before opening God’s Word to proclaim His message.
While staying in one church for many years might be ideal, there are legitimate reasons why someone might want to switch churches. Before making a change, do some prayerful reflecting so that whenever you leave a church, you leave well.
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