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David Dockery's Look at the Notable Books of 2018
A brief survey of some of this year's most significant Christian books.
David S. Dockery
All Faith Groups, Evangelicals Included, Need to Reflect on #MeTooWe are going to hear the voice of survivors, trauma counselors, and Christian leaders who will call evangelicals to a better way.
Ed Stetzer and Laurie Nichols
Beyond Disease Transmission: Evangelical Missions and the Consequences of ColonialismIt matters how the church enters a mission field.
Alex Gunter Parrish
What We Long for the Church to Face about Sexual ViolenceImproving our prevention and response to sexual violence will take sustained, significant efforts.
Sally Schwer Canning and Tammy Schultz
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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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More Is Only Good When It’s A Byproduct Of Better
We don’t need bigger churches. We need better churches. Then we need more of them.
Karl Vaters
Don’t Just Build A Ministry Platform, Build A Team That Can Support ItThis may be the biggest reason great ideas die too soon. We’re creating buzz, but we’re not building substance.
Karl Vaters
4 Principles To Get (And Give) Better FeedbackIf we want better feedback, we can’t just be open to it, we have to ask for it. Regularly and honestly.
Karl Vaters
The 5 Biggest Dangers Of A Long-Term Pastorate – And How To Avoid ThemNo pastor should ever stop learning – not if we hope to stay effective.
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