How George H.W. Bush Changed My Life Presidents are often viewed as having an immense amount of power, and with good reason. Also, sometimes that power can feel far off and disconnected from our daily

Incomprehensible Evangelicals and the Death of John Allen Chau Several days ago American missionary John Allen Chau was killed by the people of North Sentinel Island. This island has been isolated for decades and every attempt to

Five Myths About Preaching Often preaching is portrayed as an either/or exercise. For example, you may hear things like preaching is either expositional or relevant. In this article, Joel Beeke explains why this type of

10 Things You Should Know About the 10 Commandments In this list, Kevin DeYoung makes the case that we sometimes miss the point of the 10 Commandments. He argues that, in reality, the Decalogue is

If You Hate Jews, You Hate Jesus This past weekend on the Jewish Sabbath America witnessed the bloodiest, most violent day against Jewish people in American history. At the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburg, a

How Do I Find My Own Voice in Preaching? All preachers, God willing, go through certain stages of growth as preachers. The goal being that preachers are continually improving their craft. One stage that preachers

Biblical Theology in Discipleship According to Nancy Guthrie, often the way we disciple others in the Scriptures is disjoined and lacking the Christological unifying principle. She makes the case that discipleship that teaches Christ from

Obey God with Your Creativity: The Christian Duty of Imagination  In this article, John Piper discusses the idea that there is a Christian duty and biblical basis for using one's imagination. In fact, in using our

Why Staying In Your Church Longterm in Good for You Good relationships take time, not months, years. The same is true for church members. Yet, there is a pattern in many churches where just as

Here’s What Happened When This North Carolina Church Stood up to Discrimination In a time when churches are losing their voices of influence cities and municipalities are taking the opportunity to enact or interpret laws that discriminate