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Back by Popular Demand—Church Signs!
It's been far too long, back their back!
Ed Stetzer
Emerging Adults: Apathetic or Indifferent to Matters of Faith?A call to spiritual care among our twenty-somethings.
David Setran
The Danger of “Christian” InfamyFallen flesh doesn’t like simply being sent. We’d rather build our own tower for our own glory.
Jeff Christopherson
Emerging Adults and the Church: Is There Really an Exodus?Are emerging adults are leaving their faith behind? We are hosting a conference to explore this question.
Rick Richardson
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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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The One Change Every Small Church Pastor Needs To Make
We need to move the from doing ministry for people, to the biblical pastoral model of equipping God’s people to do ministry.
Karl Vaters
Pastoral Transition: 7 Signs It May Be The Right Time To Let GoWatching someone else build on the foundation you’ve helped establish may be the most fulfilling part of life and ministry.
Karl Vaters
Remember Blogs? (For Every Communicator Who's Felt Out Of Step)A word of encouragement to everyone who’s felt criticized or left behind when others move on to something new, cool or cutting edge.
Karl Vaters
8 Non-Numerical Ways To Assess The Health Of A ChurchNumbers are not the only way to measure church health and effectiveness, especially in smaller churches.
Karl Vaters
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