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We must be willing to suffer, to give our all for Christ, to persevere until the end in order to obtain the final reward.

Every serious pastor labors under a heavy weight. This is not belly-aching or an embellishment, but rather this is the reality of being a pastor.

There’s never a “good” time to plant. You’ll always find valid, even logical reasons for putting it off.

We need to be vigilant for the truth and to defend the faith. At the same time, we need to be careful about drawing lines too tightly.

If you can’t make time to meet God through the Bible and prayer now, it’s very unlikely you will when (if) life does slow down.

A wife’s fulfillment of her role will be one of the evidences of perseverance in the faith.

Our hearts determine how we respond to change because the heart is mission control center for human functioning.

Southern Seminary’s First Lady has played a crucial — but often behind-the-scenes — role in the school’s past 25 years. Here’s her story.

Pastor, you are a Christian first. If you did not carry out your calling effectively, rest in the finished work of Christ and in the knowledge that you are a child of God by faith alone.

In May of 1792, William Carey powerfully argued that the clear teaching of the New Testament was that Christ had accomplished everything necessary for the ingathering of the nations.