Pastors / Leadership

How can we fulfill our biblical responsibility to strengthen our own local body, and at the same time, realize our obligation to help new and (possibly) struggling churches in need of strengthening?

The older we get the more fearful we can be for the generations coming after us. But what if we turned that concern into specific prayers for them, just as you and I most assuredly had prayers said for us by our parents and grandparents and those before them?

Although Christians should always seek to serve the commands of God, we have to be careful that we don’t neglect to build a relationship with the Lord. Whenever, rules take precedence over true worship, legalism may be present. Here are 5 signs your church may be legalistic.

As we fall more in love with God, working for the Kingdom of God becomes natural expression of that love.

As a leader, you try to make wise decisions so you can lead people in the best direction for achieving goals together. Here are key guiding Bible verses for leaders that you can use to optimize success for you and your team.

We’ve all heard them—phrases that sound wise, insightful, and biblical. But are they really?

The book of Acts offers invaluable insights that should guide the Church, especially in the context of our modern society. The lessons found in these passages serve as an enduring blueprint for a thriving and impactful Church.

Our small group had a long discussion about the Battle of Armageddon. We wondered where and how Jesus fit in with the Battle? Will America be involved? Do you believe that these things are being fulfilled today?

A godly man knows he is accountable for his wife and kids when he gets to heaven. He is responsible for teaching them, guiding them, making wise decisions, serving them, and loving them well. He is to protect them at all costs.

There is one question and one only which we should ask of the world: May I tell you about Jesus?

The enemy will say anything he wishes in order to keep you from reading the Bible. Are you believing his lies?

Here are seven Old Testament passages that I've come across in my studies that are crucial to understanding the "last days" that you will rarely hear pastors preach on in today's churches:

In Rome, Martin saw with his own eyes the end result of all the money being made by the church and the sale of indulgences and the exhibition of relics. He also had read the Bible and never found any passage proving that one could purchase forgiveness with money.

The purpose or reason around why you are gathering can be found in the church’s mission statement. So, let’s talk about mission and discover some reasons why a church’s mission statement is important to the organization.

Let me share some things maybe purity culture didn’t that could be helpful. Here are five ways you can better address purity culture with your youth, in addition to the Biblical teaching.