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Christians should be known for uplifting the afflicted before a distracted world.

Cutting off “toxic” people is social media’s go-to mental health advice. But Jesus commands us to seek conversation and reconciliation.

Pugilists can only succeed where there are willing customers. All of us can resolve to invest elsewhere.

3 tools to help us develop empathy.

In response to our weakness, Christ serves us his final meal.

And he teaches us to value diversity and individuality.

Our culture values self-protection. But true love demands that we move toward each other.

Cynicism and cruelty are even worse than division.

Remote disagreements and lasting fellowship can come together, as Paul demonstrated.

We cannot control our people, and attempting to do so will only do damage.

How can our sermons bridge the division of our contentious moment?

New and recent resources for your preaching library.

Pete Scazzero discusses how pastors can identify and train healthy leaders.

In a performative age, brazenness gives an illusion of strength.

Extreme weather changes can prompt people to seek out extreme solutions and saviors.

During my youth, I played the polemicist. Here’s what I learned about true righteousness.

It’s about more than church discipline. It’s about flourishing community.

The recent splinters in evangelicalism arise more from tribal loyalties and political rhetoric than doctrinal differences.

We disciple our young people to love God and to work hard. But relational formation is important, too.