Pastors / Leadership

God gave his people gifts that are directly intended for the purpose of building the church. Surely, undoubtedly, God gave specific gifts to women that everyone will benefit from.

Celebrate the season with the Conquering Christ at the center, drawing timeless inspiration from Isaiah's powerful prophecy.

There is no other book that was compiled over such a lengthy period, boasts that many authors, that many locales, and still carries within it one central and unified message. The Bible is truly unique in this regard.

Even though leaders have greater responsibility, that should also come with greater humility.

In America, Christmas tends to be more about family, gifts, traditions and food than anything else— oftentimes with many individuals briefly acknowledging the birth of Christ in a Christmas service.

How should we answer those who question Christian beliefs and the authenticity of the book we hold so dear? As believers, we should be equipped with answers to support our doctrines.

If I were the pastor, once again, of a church during the Christmas season, here are a few things I would do…

Is it just a matter of personal preference, or does the Bible provide any insight? How can you discern if a song is appropriate for worship at church?

Faith isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about trusting the One who does. Here's how to stop fighting the mystery and start growing through it.

What if the stories people tell after dying and coming back are pointing us straight to the God of the Bible? These powerful encounters are too consistent to ignore.

Long before you and I had a season to celebrate, God would showcase why there would be a reason to celebrate. Here are three reasons to celebrate the Christ in “Christmas,” because Christ was before Christmas.

As Christ followers, we are to look around. If we prayerfully reach out in whatever circles we find ourselves, maybe no one will be overlooked. So who are the people who might feel forgotten?

The good news is there are indicators that can give you confidence that you are in the place God wants you to be.

You will be a servant. You have no choice if you are to follow Jesus.

The natural drift of the church is to turn increasingly inward. The role of its leaders is to keep turning it outward, over and over again, keeping the focus on the mission—to serve the least and the lost. As we enter the Christmas season, I am reminded anew of how critical this is.