It’s tempting to skip time with the Lord to compensate for what you have on your ministry plate. But we must deal with the sin that settles in our hearts. Read More »
Bible Reading
What Are the Most Popular Bible Verses in 2019?
According to reports from YouVersion and Bible Gateway, 2019 Bible readers were looking for reminders not to worry and comfort from traditional places. Read More »
Surprising Ways to Measure Spiritual Maturity in Your Church
Developing people into mature Christians is the goal of discipleship. But we have to know the right way to decide if we’re actually making progress. Read More »
What Is God’s Goal for the Church?
To live a life of “we over me,” we have to choose Jesus over ourselves—over our own comfort, convenience, and preconceived ideas. Read More »
4 Tools to Lead Your Church Toward Biblical Literacy
Bible studies and devotionals are helpful in understanding God’s Word, but believers should learn to study Scripture apart from others’ interpretation. Read More »
3 Reasons to Read Scripture With the Church Fathers
We look to the past in order to retrieve the resources we need to fortify and renew our faith in the present as we discern with wisdom and prudence the way forward. Read More »
3 Reasons Our Churches Need the Old Testament
The Old Testament invites us into the grand narrative of God’s redemption that began in the garden, was inaugurated on the cross, and will be completed when Christ returns. Read More »
2 Things Every Bible Study Discussion Needs
Whether or not you’re the leader, there are things you can do and watch for to help guide a group to a spiritually impactful discussion. Read More »
5 Questions to Ask When You Don’t Get Anything Out of Your Pastor’s Sermons
Sure, there are some weak sermons and less-than-engaging preachers. But church members have skin in the game every Sunday. Read More »
3 Unique Ideas for Engaging in Scripture
With many different personalities and learning styles represented in our churches, it’s hard to recommend a one-size-fits-all approach to reading the Bible. Read More »