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Trauma: How the Church Can Heal Soul Wounds
Faith communities provide space to lament and compassion in suffering.
Karen Swanson and Phil Monroe
The Jonas Brothers, “The Bachelor,” and Our Culture’s Rejection of Sexual PurityPerhaps the culture's aversion to the Christian sexual ethic is actually a rejection of its source.
Gabriella Siefert
8 Simple (but not easy) Rules for Movement: Part 7 - Add In Order to MultiplyThere are three elements of addition that must undergird any church that wants sustainable multiplication.
Jeff Christopherson
Prayer & PolarizationAmid societal polarization, American churches are dedicated July 7th to pray for the country.
Leith Anderson
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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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Pastors And Worship Leaders: 3 Ways To Work Together And 2 Traps To Avoid
The most important principle is to keep a cooperative spirit.
Karl Vaters
My Church Seems Healthy, But It’s Not Growing! What’s Wrong?“All healthy things grow” is not a Bible verse or a command. We have to stop acting like it is.
Karl Vaters
The Importance Of Investing In People With No PotentialWe need to invest in people, not because they might do something great some day, but because they’re made in God’s image, and that alone is worth investing in.
Karl Vaters
The Indescribable Joy Of Loving The Church God Called You To ServeSometimes, being able to say “I love this church and I want to stay here” is enough to keep you going.
Karl Vaters
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