5 simple ways to get young students excited about old hymns
I wanted to help our older generation pass down these precious gems to the next generation. I also wanted the next generation to be able to take ownership of these hymns.
I wanted to help our older generation pass down these precious gems to the next generation. I also wanted the next generation to be able to take ownership of these hymns.
Relationships are deeper and richer when our ultimate confidence is in Christ and not one another.
Pride robs God of his glory because it delights in self-glory. That’s why seminary is so dangerous.
Surrendering in simple faith: Nate Larkin’s story
One of the major sins that I consistently encounter is what I would call a “performance identity” in academic pursuits.
Instead of pursuing others with the gospel, we cocoon ourselves with other Christians who already know it.
Change up the way that you read the Bible.
What should church leaders do if a congregation member asks for their child to be identified as transgender
Being distracted is not the biggest risk of using technology in preaching. The greater danger is missing God himself.
be careful to not find your identity in what you’re particularly good at doing.
Southern Story
My goal is to give you practical ideas that you can use to cultivate the discipline of leadership in your life.
Whether you’re new to Louisville or a veteran of blue books and Moodle deadlines, mark your fall semester with a different sort of 95 theses.
Brother pastor, if you haven’t read deeply and widely in the Baptist history canon, put these giants atop your reading list.
I will not suggest how many weeks of vacation you should be given by your church. Instead, I intend to answer this question a bit differently.
Your child does not get a visible mark on her forehead or a stripe on her back when she comes to Jesus, so you have to talk, pray, and discern.
Let us give praise to God for the Psalms and praise him with the Psalms.
In the beauty and completeness of God’s Word, Paul and James teach complementary, not contradictory, truths.