How Our Church Covenant Helps Us Care for One Another During the Pandemic
By Josh Manley | 05.04.2020It’s not only pastors who have responsibilities during this season. The church must continue to be the church.
When Should Churches Reject Governmental Guidelines on Gathering and Engage in Civil Disobedience?
By Jonathan Leeman | 05.02.2020If the government continues to say we cannot meet, when do we as churches engage in civil disobedience by gathering anyway?
How Can We Care for Our Older & At-Risk Members?
By Aaron Menikoff | 05.01.2020This pandemic should not be squandered. While we’re all stuck at home, let’s minister to our homebound members with renewed vigor.
Pastoring in a Pandemic Episode 1: Shepherding Scattered Sheep with Bob Johnson
By B. Johnson, J. Leeman | 05.01.2020Jonathan Leeman chats with Bob Johnson, a pastor in the Detroit area, about practical ways he and his elders have tried to shepherd their scattered sheep during COVID-19.
How Can We Care for Our Church Members During COVID-19?
By B. Johnson, C. Mwanza, J. Wiesner, K. Edward Copeland, M. Lohmann, T. Shepherd | 05.01.2020We asked pastors how they’d been serving their people since the pandemic disrupted regular ministry.
How Do I Avoid Pastoral Burnout During COVID-19?
By Garrett Kell | 05.01.2020This pandemic has exposed pastors to new and unexpected pressure points in their ministries
What Advice Would You Give Churches that Aren’t Live-Streaming?
By Bobby Jamieson | 05.01.2020If you’re reading this, you’re likely not live-streaming weekly church services during this pandemic-prompted lockdown.
What Advice Would You Give Churches Livestreaming Their Services?
By Greg Gilbert | 05.01.2020If your church has decided to make the decision to livestream, here are some pieces of advice you may find helpful.
What If We Have to Cut Our Budget?
By Jamie Dunlop | 04.27.2020Lord willing, none of this will prove useful for your church.
The Indispensable Pastoral Tool & the COVID-19 Crisis
By William Farley | 04.23.2020The most potent weapon every spiritual leader possesses is the depth of his or her relationship with God.
A T4G Sermon: Shepherd the Flock of God—Eight Questions for Pastors of God’s People
By David Platt | 04.20.2020The King is coming. The Chief Shepherd of the Church is on the way. And He will reckon, and he will reward. Are you ready? Am I ready?
Identity Politics and the Death of Christian Unity
By Jonathan Leeman | 04.15.2020Identity politics is a useful ally, but it’s also a misleading ally. I pray the Lord would give us discernment to know one from the other, as well as his love and a commitment to his truth.
Opportunity or Accommodation? Thinking Through Cultural Practices in the Immigrant Church
By Geoff Chang | 04.10.2020Different cultural practices can create an opportunity for growth or lead to a compromise of the gospel. How can churches discern whether or not they’re on the road to compromising the gospel?
Why We Produced the Church Questions Series
By Sam Emadi | 04.09.2020The church isn’t just one aspect of the Christian life, it’s the context of our Christian life—it shapes all the other aspects of our Christian obedience.
Fighting the Temptations of Successful Leadership
By Jonathan Leeman | 04.02.2020Good leadership aims for equality. The trouble is, good leadership creates clout, which strongly tempts leaders to forget the aim.
