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One-on-One with Clayton King about Overcoming the Lies Christians Face
God loves us and is not trying to get even with us.
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Pastors, We Need To Stop Expecting Worship Leaders To Do Our Job For Us
If the theology being presented in our churches isn't deep enough, it's not the worship leader's responsibility to make it deeper.
Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Cultural Self-Awareness: A Missing Element in Intercultural Service?
Professor uses Dr. Seuss as a case study.
Marcus Dean|
Blog Forum | Pivot
The 3 Biggest Problems With An 'Every Number Is A Person' Approach To Ministry
Record-keeping and statistical analysis are helpful ministry tools. But we need to know their limitations.
Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Rural Matters: Placing Rural Church Planting Back on the Map
Small town pastors are doing big things for God’s Kingdom.
Wes Holland|
Entertainment
'To the Bone' Is Big on Anorexia and Lean on Healing
The new Netflix film seems more aspirational than instructional.
Rachel Marie Stone|
10 Ways to Help Single Women Flourish in Ministry
Whether single or married, we can all advocate for single women in ministry.
Amy Jackson|
News
The Rise of the Nons: Protestants Keep Ditching Denominations
Nondenominational identity has doubled in the US since 2000, Gallup finds.
Kate Shellnutt|
Quick to Listen | 41 min
Can Josh Harris Kiss His Book Goodbye?
Twenty years after his dating bestseller, he reconsiders its controversial arguments.
CT Editors |
How God Can Redeem the Darkness
What I learned about seeing myself as God sees me.
Angie Hong|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
A Kairos Moment for Small Town America
Over 30 million people still live in rural areas.
Charlie Cotherman|
Blog Forum | Pivot
11 Advantages Of Having 50 Churches Of 100 Instead Of 1 Church Of 5,000
Big churches are great. But they’re very rare. And they’re not the only way to see the kingdom of God move forward.
Karl Vaters|
CT Pastors
Navigate Singleness in Ministry
Tips and strategies to overcome some of the more difficult parts of ministry for single women.
CT Pastors |
10 Essentials for a Successful Outdoor Event
Don’t let weather, logistics, or Egyptian plagues keep you from taking your service outside.
Danny Franks|
You Are Enough
Singleness doesn't make you any less of a leader.
Chi Chi Okwu|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Ready to Write Your Book? Here's a Five Point Checklist
It's time to start writing.
Margaret Feinberg|
Miscarriage Changed Me
How trauma and loss deepened my understanding of God’s love.
Aundi Kolber|
Entertainment
‘The Big Sick’ Is a Rom-Com about a Broader Kind of Love
Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon’s fresh take on the genre is a love poem, a laugh fest—and a refreshing ode to the beauty of family.
D. L. Mayfield|
Speaking Out
Why Christians Should Stop Caring About So Many Causes
True transformation takes focus, not capricious compassion.
Richard Stearns|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Literacy, Orality, and the Web (Part Two)
What oral communication can accomplish in Bible translation projects that print communication alone cannot
Gilles Gravelle|

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