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It's Time For A Church Transition: Should The Pastor Leave? Hand Off? Or Reboot?
No church should be so reliant on one person that it’s at risk of collapse when that person leaves. Even if that person is the pastor.
Karl Vaters|
News
Tragic Church Bus Crash Ends Student Mission Trip Before It Can Start
Accident kills teen girl from Alabama megachurch who felt God’s call to Botswana.
Kate Shellnutt|
Entertainment
In 'The Keepers,' Harrowing Crimes Awaken Our Longing for Justice
Netflix's troubling true-crime docuseries wrestles with what happens when murder and abuse go unpunished.
Cameron McAllister|
News
Hundreds of New Churches Not Enough to Satisfy Southern Baptists
Baptisms are at a 70-year low, while Sunday worshipers are at a 20-year low.
Kate Shellnutt|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
A Broken, Dying World: Why Spiritual Hunger Is Real and How We Can Begin to Meet People Where They Are
Our hearts are restless until they find their rest in Thee
Jerry Root|
News
In Christ Alone: Bernie Sanders Attacks Wheaton Grad’s Stance on Salvation
Trump appointee hearing turns into a religious test for office.
Kate Shellnutt|
Quick to Listen | 37 min
A Guide to Spiritually Survive the Evil of Terrorism
Reading the Book of Psalms can help us address the horror and trauma of today’s headlines.
CT Editors|
Middle-Aged Women Face a Crisis of Discipleship
Are churches missing out on discipling those in midlife?
Michelle Van Loon|
3 Reasons to Heed Limits in Your Leadership
As leaders, we naturally get frustrated by limits. But we can use them to our advantage.
Jenni Catron|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Seven Things Evil Is Not: What the Death of My Son Taught Me
Evil is a lack of goodness as darkness is a lack of light.
Khaldoun Sweis|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Is Your Church A Family? 5 Ways To Help It Be A Healthy One
A healthy family doesn’t put up walls to keep newcomers out. They welcome new members with open arms and big parties.
Karl Vaters|
Where We Stand
The Church's Biggest Challenge in 2017
Let’s get unchurched evangelicals back into church, and prejudiced evangelicals back to the Bible.
Mark Galli|
Why Even Pessimists Can Embrace Hope
A social psychologist explains why fear and hope often work as a team.
Nicole Sheets|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Leading by Biblical Preaching: An Example from Christ Fellowship-Miami
Pastors, lead from the pulpit, not the board room.
Dr. Rick Blackwood|
News
TBN’s Jan Crouch Found Liable for Covering Up Granddaughter’s Alleged Rape
Jury awards $2 million in damages in civil lawsuit.
Kate Shellnutt|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Theology for Life, Episode 25
Dr. Margaret Diddams is Provost of Wheaton College.
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | Pivot
The Man Who Saved The World By Thinking Small: A D-Day Tribute
On D-Day, small and large worked together. Each did the task they were best suited for. Together they won the day.
Karl Vaters|
News
Supreme Court Saves Christian Hospitals from Crushing Pension Payments
Unanimous victory for religiously affiliated health care groups will affect 100 lawsuits.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The BGC Gospel Life Podcast (Ep. 17)
Start each week with this encouragement to show and share the love of Jesus.
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Reaching the Next Generation
This is a generation starving for community.
Alvin Reid|

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