What we're seeing is not that Christianity is disappearing—instead, it's spreading and shifting its geographical center.
Asaph helps us remember how God has acted in the past on behalf of his people. He reminds us of God's power and provision.
Online communities often enhance offline friendships.
Tom is a servant-leadership ambassador and the author of Unleash Your Values: How to Lead and Succeed in Business Today . . . A Helicopter Pilot's Spin on Developing the Leader in You.
If there was ever a time when Christians needed a fresh encounter with almighty God, it's now.
In this video clip, Sean Lord shares how Jesus models the way we should interact with people -- even the ones that pull out in front of us (and deserve a loud honk).
It was just me, alone and tired in the little motel room. I flipped on the television only to have messages immediately hitting me from the "adult" viewing channel.
If a car is heading up an exit ramp the wrong way, the most loving thing you can do is blare on your horn. When we see hazardous behavior in the lives of fellow believers, we need to love them enough to rebuke them in the most effective way possible.
Most of the attention has been focused on the regathering of in-person worship services, but small groups are regathering as well.
A rebrand doesn't change the gospel message, instead it compels people to receive the message of hope in a way they'll feel like they're understood and loved.
As a retired pastor, now looking for a church home, I have visited several churches and listened to preachers casting vision, reminding us of their mission, explaining their detailed strategy and describing the culture they wish to create.
Understanding the different sub-congregations in your church is the starting place to make you a better leader.
I've been in several situations, mostly in churches, where a lack of a clear purpose, clear directions and clearly stated goals led to confusion, frustration and wasted time.
Has God equipped your church to minister to "people like us"?
When will our churches get back to normal? If "normal" means pre-COVID behavior, we will not return at all. We will, however, experience a new normal. We have to be ready for it when it comes.
An expansive update built on Faithlife's preexisting software, Logos 9 offers user-friendly features to accompany its extensive selection of books, lexicons, and commentaries, which I found especially helpful for my research papers and exam study times.
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In this short video interview, Bob Whitesel explains some of the most creative uses of technology he's seen since the arrival of COVID-19.
I taught at a Christian university for 11 years, counseling and guiding young men and women either already in the ministry or those that soon would be. Even then, I saw their struggles with sexuality.
Moses experienced God in near-fatal doses. How do you experience him?
