James reminds us that often our arguments, fights, and divisions are rooted in the sin of selfish desires of the heart. He then tells us the cure for it.
Churches come in many sizes. Some ministers become well-known while many serve in obscurity with no platform or audience to share their much-needed wisdom.
We all get frustrated, anxious, or depressed, especially when everything seems to be going wrong. In those times it’s good to remember that God loves us.
Goodacre attempts to prove the validity of the Farrer Theory (Mark is first; Matthew used Mark; Luke used both; no Q source) by using logic and Scripture.
Jesus prayed for his disciples to be united, yet often Christians find things to divide over. It's time that we unite in the gospel, not divide over dogma.
Seeing my boss help younger folks got me thinking about why people might mentor others. Some reasons are better than others; one is the ultimate reason.
Willow Creek's "seeker service" model inspired countless churches. Many, however, do not consider it's underlying philosophy, strengths, and weaknesses.
There has been a recent shift in American culture that we've never before seen: a rise in religiously unaffiliated. Will White's book help us reach them?
Some promote party schools, others bemoan them. The problem is often either missed or denied. There is only one root cause, and there is only one cure.
