Sometimes ministry means going for a walk
Christians want to do ministry in our neighborhoods. But how can we do this well—especially if we don’t really know our neighbors?
3 Questions to Ask Before Applying for Seminary
If you love Jesus and learning, does that mean you should go to seminary? Here are 3 questions to ask before applying.
3 reasons Christians slander one another
Slander is a sin repeatedly and emphatically condemned in the Bible. So why are Christians so prone to commit this sin? Here are 3 reasons.
3 Questions to Help Us Deal With Conflict
Although God wants his people to be united, we easily fall into conflict. How can we resolve conflict among us in a God-honoring way? Here are 3 questions to guide us.
The Opportunity of Easter
Easter brings many opportunities for ministry. But what if the one of the greatest opportunities of Easter is to ask ourselves a simple question: do you see it?
Sunday morning is sometimes a Sunday morning decision
There’s a cliché that says Sunday morning is a Saturday night decision. But for many it is a Sunday morning decision. Here’s why that’s okay.
Do blogs still matter?
Blogs played an important role in the early days of the social internet. But do blogs still matter now? Here’s why I think they do.
What do we do if we think a group member may not be a Christian?
What do we do if we think a member of our discipleship group may not be a Christian? It’s not an easy question to answer, but here are a few points to consider.
How do we protect ourselves against rage-driven ministry?
The social Internet rewards voices that stoke fear and anger. How do we protect ourselves against rage-driven ministry within the church?
Are Morals and Moralism in Conflict?
Moralism and Christianity are in opposition to one another. But does that mean that Christians shouldn’t teach about morals?