Book Review: Conversion & Discipleship: You Can’t Have One Without the Other, by Bill Hull
Review by Benjamin WrightThis book is a mix of both pastoral usefulness and troubling ambiguity.
Healthy churches are an antidote to the prosperity gospel
By Ken MbuguaIf Africa were filled with healthy churches, the prosperity gospel would not be wrecking us the way that it is now.
What are the greatest needs in missions today?
By Mack Stiles | 08.15.2017Three problems facing missions today: —a misunderstanding of the gospel —a misunderstanding of the church —a misunderstanding of the “call”
Christians Should Be Motivated to Minister to Homeless People
By Matthew Spandler-Davison | 08.14.2017Homelessness is always a crisis. But merciful, compassionate, and loving Christians can’t only and always walk the other way.
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What are the greatest needs in missions today?
By Mack Stiles
Movie Review—Luther: The Life and Legacy of the German Reformer, by Stephen McCaskell
Review by Nate Keeler | 08.11.2017With the 500th year of the Protestant Reformation upon us we have a unique opportunity to pique the interest of our church members.
Advice for the Burnt-Out Pastor
By Mez McConnell | 08.10.2017At the top of the list: Keep your walk with Jesus your primary objective.
What’s the Goal of a Music Ministry?
By Matt MerkerThe goal of a music ministry is to accompany, facilitate, and enhance the singing of the people of God. In this sense, everyone in the church is part of the choir.
“What Do You Want?”: Pastoral Reflections on Faithfulness
By Aaron MenikoffWe may share the gospel a thousand times, and never see a convert. It’s our job to be faithful. The rest is up to God.