
Why every pastor needs to become a better listener
The profile of a good listener is the opposite of the proverbial fool: patient, energetic, focused.
The profile of a good listener is the opposite of the proverbial fool: patient, energetic, focused.
The church should be a place where training and growth occur so that Christians flourish.
Can we control our anxiety? Is it sinful?
Are New Year’s resolutions a good habit for gospel-centered Christians?
Use these questions as a tool to craft more intentional New Year’s resolutions.
There are no unimportant words in Scripture. So let us delight in them and preach them all.
5 tips to follow Jesus in a hyper-distracted world
While we are not God and cannot see the heart, certain evidence can help us discern the legitimacy of a child or teenager’s profession of faith.
Start where you are, use what you have, do what you can, and trust Jesus as the multiplier.
Memorizing it is hard, but the real secret, if there is one, is simply this: Repetition over time.
Scripture clearly forbids laziness, but does not forbid leisure time. After God finished creating the world and everything in it, he rested.
Are you pursuing love? In whatever else you’re pursuing, are you pursuing love?
Assurance of salvation only comes through repentance over a long period of time.
We preserve the faith by passing it on. We defend the gospel by making disciples.
Ministry is hospitality, and hospitality that is more than an event. It is simply the Christian way of life.
God calls upon each one of us to be generous, sacrificial givers. He tells us that will increase your joy.
Relationships are deeper and richer when our ultimate confidence is in Christ and not one another.
I cannot improve on Paul’s words to a young elder named Timothy but based on Paul’s writings I offer five lines of encouragement for you.