What I learned from being a bi-vocational pastor
I served as a bi-vocational pastor of a tiny church in central Kentucky We started with six people It was my first pastorate, and I had no idea what I was doing
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12 ways we might show we’re arrogant church leaders
Sometimes we tear them down among other friends, or we feign praise we know we re supposed to give Inside ourselves, though, we think we should have been in that position
Churchill in disrepute as woke indoctrination in schools spreads throughout West
The rot within goes deeper than ever before, but it will become total if we don t draw lines in the sand now
What is missing from the abortion conversation
It s time to give women and men the safe place they need for healing
Offering hope for Christians in the Middle East
There is an enormous potential that the Syriacs can bring to the future of Christianity in the Middle East By becoming a unique model for an empowered and vivid Christian community in the region, ...
How I learned to face down my cowardice
Certainly, we have fears, but we need not be paralyzed by fear, because He is with us to deliver
Ex-communist spy Whittaker Chambers’ enduring witness
It is important for Christians today to remember who they witness for and embrace this role, recognizing it is a blessing to have the ultimate something for which they are privileged to witness
America in Turmoil: How Should Christians Respond?
This humanistic, morally relative society has been metastasizing within American society for several generations, and its destructive chickens have come home to roost
5 things that hinder the presence of Christ
One HUGE benefit of prayer and fasting is that it empties us in order to be filled It weakens the flesh in order to be strengthened by the Spirit
San Francisco’s perverse incentive to identify as transgender
Imagine that a progressive American city creates a financial incentive for residents to transition from man to woman or from woman to man
