We need to think creatively about the role of giving in corporate worship.
How the popular audio genre can help pastors fine-tune sermon preparation and delivery.
While I fought to keep my eyes open, the gospel pressed deep into my heart.
Church planter Brian Dye on how the church is helping to heal a troubled Chicago.
Pastoral succession expert William Vanderbloemen shares his tips for a smooth leadership transition.
Eating can be a source of fellowship—but in a fallen and allergy-ridden world, it can also present challenges.
Why churches expect their leaders to gatekeep Christian content.
Scott Sauls on why leaders wander—and how churches can help them stay on the path.
Author and advocate Shannon Dingle on serving adoptive, foster, and special needs families.
Lee Eclov on why coffee, home visits, and personal prayer will always be at the heart of ministry.
Yes, your projector malfunctioned. Breathe. It’s going to be okay.
When considering the future, could our vision be much too small?
South Bronx Pastor Dimas Salaberrios talks about race, abortion, and criminal justice.
Seth Haines talks about his battle with alcoholism and how leaders can help addicts find freedom.
Resisting sexual temptation involves taking practical steps and caring for your soul.
Jon Acuff talks about making plans, dealing with transition, and how pastors can help that process.
The life of a pastor is filled with high spiritual moments, but it’s mostly conducted in the quiet, ordinary routines of church life.
An interview with Tony Reinke about what made John Newton a relatable pastor
George Yancey talks about his research on anti-Christian bias
Tony Myles shares insights on how to lead a productive mission trip.
An interview with Kevin Harvey on how engaging pop culture might be the best way to share the gospel.
Daniel Ryan Day talks to us about his attempt to live intentionally different
Josh McDowell on the Bible’s truthworthiness, the internet, and the future of the church
Pastor Hayes Wicker talks about his most famous congregant and friend.
Candi Cushman on the importance of giving youth a platform to talk about sexual purity.
And how ignoring it helped me become a better pastor.
Social media strategist Justin Wise on how churches can embrace technology to build relationships.
Kathy Koch on guiding teens to use technology well.
Max Lucado on moving past false guilt and tired formulas.
How salvation changed the focus of a UFC fighter.
A.J. Swoboda believes light is not the only place where God dwells.
How clinging to grace became a living reality.
An interview with Marcos Miranda about slain New York City police officer, Rafael Ramos
Preaching wisely in a digital age.
The SBC’s new president on owning and completing the Great Commission.
A review of ‘Taking God at His Word’
Developing a more robust understanding of forgiveness.
On locker-room faith, servant leadership, and praying for your team.
Not every sermon can make a dramatic impact, and that’s OK.
Going on a pilgrimage to renew your passion.
Becoming a lifelong learner of preaching.
Keeping your eyes on the horizon.
Thinking theologically about technology.
You don’t have to be flashy to make a profound difference in someone’s life.
The teacher and former pastor talks transitions, inciting riots, and writing.
Providing practical help on the challenging issues of life.
Doing theology through fiction.
The need for transparency and honesty to overcome cultural pressures.
Using honesty and spoken word to spread the Good News.
Developing a heart ministry and asking “How often do they come?”
The church’s need for intentionality to raise up godly men.
Calling Millennials to stay in church.
Our calling as Word-centered people.
How does your social media platform relate to leadership?
More is happening during corporate worship … than you think.
Ministry doesn’t have to be mega to matter.
Why a boring, quiet Christian life may just be exactly what God wants from you.
Are Christians contributing to a more civil public square? One Christian leader says no.
Should worship leaders be rock stars? We ask a popular recording artist and worship pastor.
What does the Christian culture get wrong when it comes to dating and relationships? We asked a bestselling Christian marriage and relationship expert.
How should Christian leaders navigate the “gray matters’ of faith and practice? We asked the author of a new book.
Mary DeMuth’s painful story of childhood sexual abuse fuels her advocacy for victims.
Are the motivations behind our questions always good? We asked the author of a brand new book that, ironically, asks this question.
How is the church doing on racial reconciliation? We asked a prominent pastor and author.
Does complementarianism need an update? We ask one of it’s prominent young leaders.
Some say it’s narcissistic for Christians to pursue their dreams. But one popular communicator says it’s not only okay, it’s a matter of discipleship.
Are Christian colleges adequately preparing students for ministry? We ask the president of Wheaton College.
How do busy moms find the space to pursue their God-given callings? We asked the author of the new book, Freefall to Fly.
Are young evangelicals taking seriously the pursuit of holiness? One author and pastor doesn’t think so.
Why should pastors embrace the goal of racial diversity in their congregations? We asked the author of a forthcoming book on race and the Church.
Can Christians be both humble and orthodox? We asked a popular pastor and the author of a new book.
How should the Church respond to mental illness? We asked the author of the new book, Troubled Minds.
Are conservative evangelicals rethinking their political engagement? We asked the newly elected president of the Southern Baptist’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.
Can egalitarians and complementarians get along? We asked a prominent author and blogger.
Why should evangelicals care about immigration reform? We asked the leader of the Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference
How do Christians display courage and civility? We asked the author of Bonhoeffer and Wilberforce.
What are evangelicals’ biggest misconceptions about President Obama? We asked one who knows him well.
What’s ahead for the The Gospel Coalition and the “Young, Restless, Reformed” movement?