Bob Hyatt

Avoiding the pitfalls of special services.

3 ministry proverbs to quell competition and cultivate humility.

Is national patriotism inconsistent with Christianity?

Did “the” church hurt you, or “a” church? There’s a world of difference.

Coming to Scripture only to feed others is not a healthy recipe.

What if we laid down our verbal rifles during the holidays?

Transparency is the key to financial wisdom for leaders.

The tough art of communicating sensitive information.

She’s nothing if not pragmatic. And so are we.

Is national patriotism inconsistent with Christianity? A controversial classic.

Why living on display isn’t the worst thing ever.

Maybe it’s ok to not be a cultural “winner.”

How far will you take this “Christ-like thing?”

Conflating ministry and celebrity is bad for our churches and our souls.

Which do we want? How do we get it?

How we dealt with 1 Timothy 2:11–12.

Is it “creeping egalitarianism” or honest and humble wrestling with Scripture?

A few reasons to say yes.

Reflections on spiritual moments at Starbucks.

A call for boundaries and the danger of rooting our identity in our ministry.

Is national patriotism inconsistent with Christianity?

Why every worship service shouldn’t be a “celebration.”

Bob Hyatt’s eulogy for a departed movement.

Christmas may have pagan roots, but that doesn’t mean it can’t have redemptive value.

It’s easy it is to “speak prophetically” when you know it’s what people want to hear.

Online churches are missing a few essential ingredients.

Three reasons John Calvin would be opposed to online churches.

Online church is close enough to the real thing to be dangerous.

Part of being a pastor is just being present.

Busyness is evidence of unhealthy appetites.

Our choice of president is less important than our integrity.

Insomnia, pornography, and learning to live the gospel I preach.

Why video venues should be a last resort.

Letting the audience have a say in the sermon