Sorrow and Sighing Will Flee Away
Missionaries labor on in hope that God can take a barren land, even one made barren by war and atrocity, and bring it back to life.
Read moreMissionaries labor on in hope that God can take a barren land, even one made barren by war and atrocity, and bring it back to life.
Read more“Being part of a multicultural church requires dying to yourself as it points us to the way of our Savior. If done correctly, it forces us to our knees crying out to God as we learn that the only way we can die to ourselves is by walking with the Christ who gave himself. We’re learning that a reconciling church which calls people to die to themselves for the sake of God and others will be one of the most powerful ways to point people to the only hope we have in Jesus.”
Read moreHow much is our conception of ‘good community’ tied to our consumer preferences?
Read moreTo the New Calvinist struggling to serve in your less-than-ideal local church: Remember, the church is the people of God.
Read moreGuest contributor Jonathan Chong shares some lessons he learned during his first years of pastoral ministry.
Read moreHarry Reeder, prominent minister and member of the WTS trustee board, has been connected to a neo-Confederate group. What is the nature of that connection?
Read moreThree realities that point to the legitimacy of ethnic churches in multi-ethnic contexts.
Read moreAre ethnic churches biblically unfaithful? A fruitful conversation between Clark Fobes, Daniel Eng, and myself.
Read moreThe real reason that worship heals or strengthens weary hearts is not the song, the musicianship, or the performer. It’s the shalom that is created.
Read morePastors are called to shepherd the flock of God. But when shepherds forget they are also sheep, they risk destroying their ministries and congregations.
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