Before walking into the trial, Brunson said, “I am an innocent man. I love Jesus. I love Turkey.” Read More »
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How Faith Impacts Post-Disaster Resilience—and What the Church Can Do
Faith has proven central to the way many disaster survivors make sense of and cope with catastrophe, but research shows not every survivor employs it the same way. Read More »
Discerning Your Calling: A Q&A with Paul David Tripp
People can develop big theological brains, but they have diseased hearts, says Paul David Tripp, and their heart issues get in the way of ministry. Read More »
I Am Hurt, But Not Slain
“I knew it was okay to lie down and cry about this, but also I had to get back up again.” Read More »
5 Types of People Attending Your Church Less Frequently
The number one reason for a decline in church attendance isn’t a mystery; it’s actually pretty straightforward, says Thom Rainer. Read More »
Resurrecting a Dead Church
How can we proclaim to a neighborhood that the gospel has the power to defeat death and hell—but it couldn’t keep our church from closing? Read More »
Lyft Your Eyes to Jesus: Why Ride Sharing Can Be the Next Ministry Frontier
A ride sharing ministry using services like Uber and Lyft is a great way for your church to assess the real issues and needs of the community and reach people with the gospel. Read More »
Developing a Theology of Suffering: How to Lead People Through Their Pain
Here are two things Lisa Harper says church leaders should remember when walking someone through suffering. Read More »
Evidence for the Exodus? New Discoveries Support Biblical Account
For years, archaeologists have doubted the biblical story of the nation of Israel’s origin because the account lacked material evidence—until now. Read More »
Most Christians See All Work as Sacred
When asked if it’s better for a Christian to become a pastor or missionary, or to represent their faith well in their place of work, 64 percent said neither is better than the other. Read More »