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Our Stories: Seeing Through the "Before" and "After"
Our testimonies should point to God's faithfulness even before our conversion.
Laurie Nichols
Chicago's Millennium Park Restricts Evangelism: Today, Wheaton Students Sue for AccessThe revised Millennium Park rules hinder evangelism—and freedom of speech.
Ed Stetzer
Church Planting Series: Why Don’t We Plant?In this first of five articles, I want to shed some light on what may be hindering us from kingdom work.
Ed Stetzer
Maranatha & Mission: How Can God Use Pain for the Sake of Those Around Us?What if tragedy is only the beginning of God's victorious story?
Laurie Nichols
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All Good Things Must Come to an End
Every ending is a new beginning.
Derwin L Gray
The Source of True JoyJoy is not found in our circumstances.
Derwin L Gray
How to Get the Most Out of Your LifeSix keys to being more productive in life and ministry.
Derwin L Gray
Your Day in CourtHis case is so convincing, so true, that it is beyond a shadow of a doubt that you are guilty.
Derwin L Gray
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Love Is Slow, but It Lasts
Final thoughts on family, faith, and what matters most.
"Looking for Ways to Build Bridges"A conversation with CT editor Katelyn Beaty about blogging, books, and what's next.
Nine Favorite Posts from Thin Places The best of faith, family, disability, and culture as I say goodbye to blogging.
Why I Need to Stop BloggingThe possibilities and limitations of logging life on the Internet.
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6 Reasons “Don’t Take It Personally” Is Bad Ministry Advice
When you spend your ministry time with people you know and love, it has to be personal.
Karl Vaters
Do You Serve In A Small Church? We See You, And You MatterYou may feel alone, but you're not. You're seen, loved and appreciated.
Bernie Harding
Invite People To Your Church, But Point Them To JesusCommitting to Jesus and committing to the church, while interlinked, are not the same thing.
Karl Vaters
How To Discover Your Ministry When Your Calling Isn’t What You ExpectedIf you can’t do the kind of ministry that’s expected of you, try the unexpected.
Karl Vaters
