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10 Ways the Church Creates Poor Environments for Mental Health

Historically, the Church has ignored or even created mental health issues in its congregations through these ten things.

Have the Gifts of the Spirit Ceased?

Have "sensational" gifts continued today, or did they pass away in the first century with the apostles?

7 Crucial Differences between Righteous Boldness and Rudeness

We know that we must speak up boldly for the truth of God's word, something that feels harder and harder in our modern world. But how do we know when our discussion is veering from righteous boldness to sinful rudeness?

What Does Jesus Teach Us about Correcting Others in Matthew 18:15?

Confronting someone about a sin is uncomfortable. Yet, if we love the person and desire the best for him or her, we must say something.  

The 10 Best People in Your Church

The best people in your church might not be those you’d notice right away, but look carefully and you will find Christians who exemplify and model these 10 godly characteristics.

5 Ways to Make Bible Study Less Intimidating for New Believers

Teaching new believers to study the Bible is about more than handing them a reading plan or recommending a good study Bible. Churches have to create a culture in which people can learn how to engage Scripture. Here are a few ways churches can create that kind of culture.

How Can Christians Embrace the Fact of Their Mortality?

God called him a “fool,” not because of any sin he had committed, but because his days on earth were done and all his effort was for nothing. It wasn’t punishment; it was just a statement of fact. The man’s number was up. His ticket was called. His bucket was kicked. There was no “because” whatsoever; it was just his time.

7 Scriptures to Read When You’re Angry

Feel like you’re snapping more than usual? You’re not alone, and Scripture has real answers for the rage simmering inside.

Is Spiritual Immaturity Keeping the Church from Growing Up?

Too many believers stay dependent on spiritual milk, easily offended by inconvenience, and dependent on emotional stimulation. This article challenges the Church to call Christians beyond comfort and into lasting maturity, formation, responsibility, and Christlike endurance.

10 Prayers for Healing Sick Family and Friends

If you or a family member or friend needs healing, here is a prayer you can pray today.

Israel, Biblical Literacy, and the Future of Evangelical Theological Education

Biblical illiteracy is no longer merely an educational weakness; it is a theological crisis affecting how Christians understand Scripture, God’s covenants, Jesus’ Jewish identity, Israel, and the church’s mission. This article argues that Christian colleges and seminaries must recover the Bible’s unified narrative, restore confidence in Scripture, and prepare future leaders to engage Israel and the Jewish people with theological clarity.

What Each Christian Denomination Believes about Women Leaders

The debate about how women should lead within the church has existed since the early days of the church. This topic continues to propel debates on social media and divide denominations. Here is an overview of what several of the largest denominations believe about women serving in leadership positions within the church.

5-Day Study Tracking Solomon’s Thoughts in Ecclesiastes

For five days, we will follow Solomon’s train of thought throughout Ecclesiastes. What was he thinking? Or better yet, what was God thinking we needed to learn and heed through the word He gave Solomon? Photo credit: ©Getty Images/Marinela Malcheva

10 Things a Good Pastor Will Never Say

As a pastor for over four decades and a minister for five-and-a-half, here are some statements you will never hear from me:

10 Things You Should Know about Original Sin

Haven't the most learned psychologists and sociologists assured us that people are by nature good, having been turned to their evil ways not by some inner instinct but through the influence of a deviant culture and sub-standard education?

7 Viruses That Infect the Church

In the Church, bad ideas and wrong-headed philosophies function in the same way as viruses. They infect a church, and as members and leaders interact with other churches, the infection is spread.

Is Redemptive AI Possible?

While many discussions around artificial intelligence focus solely on its potential dangers, this article uncovers a profound, redemptive framework for understanding its transformative power. 

5 Right Ways to Deal with Wrong Theology

If we want to correct the theology of someone simply because we want to be right and we want to prove them wrong, we are aiming far too low. We want our theology, and the theology of others, to be accurate because of the glory of God. I want us to see better.

Council of Nicaea Church Found? Archaeologists Discover 1,700-Year-Old Structure at Ancient Site

Archaeologists in Turkey have unearthed the 1,700-year-old Church of Saint Neophytos, the very site believed to have hosted the pivotal Council of Nicaea. 

The Bible’s Best Wisdom for Setting Goals That Actually Glorify God

Chasing goals without God will wear you out and leave you empty. Here's how to set goals that actually lead to peace, purpose, and real success.

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