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'Twas the night of Christmas, when all through Israel not a prophet was stirring. The priesthood had settled for a long winter’s nap. King Herod was nestled snug in his bed, confident that all of his enemies were dead. Little did they God himself had already come down…
Jesus understands and he meets us where we are, in our loneliness and in our suffering, and allows us to grieve.
Persecution has increased in China. Here in America, we need to remember our privilege and go before God in prayer as members of one body, joining together in the prayers of these brothers and sisters in China.
A local church-planter recently asked me about how his church can better care for women. As I've reflected on this question since that conversation, several concrete things came to mind that, in my opinion, are often overlooked when it comes to caring for women.
What makes ministry and preaching ineffective in our day? Here are some challenges we face.
The devil loves this. He loves to see people isolated from one another because someone alone is always weaker than people together. This is especially true for Christians.
The declaration that our sins were laid upon Christ, the sacrificial lamb and warrior king, is the most liberating news the world has ever heard. Here are three reasons why this had to happen the way it did.
With a few tips for understanding the symbolism of Revelation, the book opens up to us as an important and helpful book for Christians.
Three points, in particular, changed the way I thought about preaching and my Christian walk.
What do we do when we disagree with our church leaders?
The term “Christian” was first applied to followers of Jesus in the first century. But what exactly does that mean today?
The Bible is full of descriptions and metaphors of how God sees the church. Each one helps us to understand a facet of the church’s spiritual identity and God’s love, care, and communion with the body of believers.