3 things to look for in choosing hymns for corporate worship
The hymns of the church ought to be built on, shaped by, and saturated with the Word of God.
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Episode 1: Preaching, Politics, and Parenthood with Russell Moore
In episode 1 of the Pastor Well podcast, Russell D. Moore talks about his calling to engage with political and social issues.
How much should a pastor tell his wife?
Remember, she is your wife, not your fellow pastor.
You need friends, especially in ministry
One of the great sources of spiritual strength is Christian friendship and fellowship.
When you proclaim the gospel, use words
Those who have been changed and shaped by the gospel cannot help but speak and share the gospel.
Thinking in Public: Christianity and Politics in an Age of Upheaval
When should a member consider leaving a church?
Leaving a church is serious business. Here’s what to think about before you do.
When does a pastor stop counseling?
When to end counseling is always a judgment call. Here’s how to make it.
Author Interview: Donald S. Whitney on “How Can I Be Sure I’m a Christian?”
Donald S. Whitney discusses his book “How Can I Be Sure I’m a Christian?” and the satisfying certainty of eternal life
Two big reasons the Trinity matters
To know God savingly is to know him as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Anything less is not Christian.
How do you handle a ‘church disrupter’?
Church disrupters are dangerous. Learn how to spot them — and how to deal with them.
Duke K. McCall Leadership Lecture
Generic Jesus can’t do anything for helpless sinners
How do we reach people who identify as Christians, but aren’t?
8 Reasons the Resurrection Matters More than You Think
In our drive to make everything cross-centered, have we forgotten the empty tomb?
Christ’s Vision for the Church’s Mission
10 priorities for the busy pastor
A pastor’s true calling is to shepherd the souls of God’s people humbly, willingly, and eagerly.
The Battle of the Gods – Then and Now
What is the unpardonable sin?
This is a message not for the tender conscience or the stumbling believer, but rather for the pseudo-religious who stands over against Jesus in smugness.