What Christians can learn about ethics from COVID-19
Do we sacrifice the economy to save human lives or do we sacrifice human lives to save the economy?
Do we sacrifice the economy to save human lives or do we sacrifice human lives to save the economy?
Everyone is called to personal ministry of the Word. An essential element of every calling is to know people and to help them process their lives before the Lord.
Christians, old and young, diverse in many different ways can be united around a love for Christ and a love for each other.
If you are going to pastor the Lord’s church and walk through life with his people, you had better be certain that he told you to do it.
Will we trust in Christ or will we get swept away by panic?
I stepped into car sales out of necessity, to put food on the table. Little did I know God would use this wilderness journey to teach me how to pastor.
Billions of people are being born, living their entire lives, and dying without ever hearing the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ. This reality cannot be tolerable.
In 1 Corinthians 16:13, the Apostle Paul has clearly chosen to associate courage with masculinity.
Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Zoroastrianism make historical claims, but none are as reliable as Christianity.
Depend on the Holy Spirit to empower you and to convict the lost person. Remember your role and God’s role.
We must navigate this age of AI with grace, wisdom, and a deep confidence in God as the creator of all thing, including us as his image bearers.
A preacher of the gospel must have a pastor’s heart.
Apologetics is the reverent, reasonable, and humble defense — through our words and through our lives — of the hope we have in the risen Christ.
Nothing could be more dangerous than a theological seminary that is not clearly and explicitly and continually and always grounded in truth.
The Bible puts solid ground beneath our feet so that we don’t have to guess at what it means to be male and female.
As we look at the historical record, it would be short-sighted in the extreme not to see the hand of God.
We serve a sovereign—and yes, a happy—God. Let’s be quick to laugh at ourselves.