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Oct 15, 2017Leadership
Bivocational Ministry as an Evangelism Opportunity
One-third of American pastors are bivocational.

Ed Stetzer
Oct 3, 2017Culture
Understanding Worldview and the Flag
Michael Lee joins the conversation on Kaepernick’s protest

Michael Hakmin Lee
Oct 2, 2017Culture
3 Ways to Pray for Las Vegas: It’s a Powerful (Not Political) Act for Christians
Prayer is not an empty gesture; it's how Christians first respond to tragedy.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 29, 2017Leadership
The Biblical Call for Justice: Mass Incarceration and the Role of the Church
America locks up more of its citizens than any other nation.

Heather Rice-Minus
Sep 28, 2017Culture
Hugh Hefner, Mourning, and Legacies: Beyond the Pipe and the Robe
Is sex better because of Hugh Hefner?

Ed Stetzer
Sep 27, 2017Culture
There’s No Dishonor in Kneeling: A Response on Colin Kaepernick
Charlie Dates responds to Ed Stetzer's article on Kaepernick’s protest

Charlie Dates
Sep 27, 2017Leadership
7 Principles to Lead as Jesus Led
We can draw inspiration from the ways that Jesus led.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 26, 2017Culture
The Helpful History of Minority Demonstrations
John Richards responds to Ed Stetzer's article on Kaepernick’s protest

John C. Richards Jr.
Sep 24, 2017Culture
Kaepernick, Speech, and a Job: The Cleat May Soon be on the Other Foot
Free speech is important, but is it always helpful, and how does it relate to employment?

Ed Stetzer
Sep 22, 2017Culture
Fake Apocalypse News Shouldn't Eclipse Real Tragedy News
There are real issues that deserve full coverage, not another fake story about the end of the world.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 22, 2017Leadership
Leadership Is Not About You
Leadership means hard work and service.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 21, 2017Research
20% of Americans Are on the Threshold of Religion
New research on American religion.

Bradley Wright
Sep 20, 2017Leadership
Can Leadership Be Learned?
You do not have to be a natural-born leader to become a great leader.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 19, 2017Church Planting
Go Where The Humans Are: What One Movement’s Small Town Task Force Has Learned So Far
If there are humans in small towns, then they need churches.

Joel Seymour
Sep 18, 2017Evangelism & Discipleship
When Disasters Bring Out the Best in Our Gospel Witness
Start each week with this encouragement to show and share the love of Jesus.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 18, 2017Interviews
One-on-One with Jamie Aten on the New MA in Humanitarian & Disaster Leadership Program at Wheaton College
New master's degree seeks to prepare the next generation of humanitarian and disaster professionals.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 17, 2017Missiology
Missions Sunday: Enhancing Character Development through Soul Care (Part Two)
Soul Care is a lifestyle of regular, ongoing, non-crisis activity that promotes growth and development of the whole person into maturity.

Dan and Sue Wicher
Sep 16, 2017Culture
No, the World Won't End Next Week and There's No Such Thing as a Christian Numerologist
If we start speaking up about bad "Christian" reporting, maybe people will do it less.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 15, 2017Culture
Kaine Is Simply Not Able to Speak Up Rightly for the "Least of These"
The "least of these" includes the unborn.

Ed Stetzer
Sep 14, 2017Leadership
David Platt to Be a Teaching Pastor—Is it a Bridge Too Far for the IMB President?
International Mission Board president to become McLean Bible teaching pastor.

Ed Stetzer

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