How should a worship service be ordered?
By Matt Merker | 09.07.2017Preach the Bible, read the Bible, pray the Bible, sing the Bible, and see the Bible.
“But A Portion of Our Transgressions”: A Model Prayer of Confession
By Omar Johnson | 08.21.2017If You, O LORD, should mark iniquities, who could stand? But with you there is forgiveness, through Christ Jesus.
Book Review: Conversion & Discipleship: You Can’t Have One Without the Other, by Bill Hull
Review by Benjamin Wright | 08.18.2017This book is a mix of both pastoral usefulness and troubling ambiguity.
What’s the Goal of a Music Ministry?
By Matt Merker | 08.08.2017The 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.
Ministry to Women When There’s No “Women’s Ministry”
By Carrie Russell | 07.31.2017Events and programs aren’t bad. But when we depend on them to do all the work of discipling and relationship-building, we should expect them to eventually fail.
Music for the Church: Mark Dever Interviews Keith Getty
By K. Getty, M. Dever | 07.18.2017Mark Dever recently sat down with hymn writer and musician Keith Getty to talk about music for the church. Listen to the interview below.
Don’t Be a Do-Gooder: Pastoral Reflections on Goodness
By Aaron Menikoff | 07.17.2017We need to grow not only in doing good, but in being good. We need the spiritual fruit of goodness. How can we grow in this?
Book Review: Conscience, by Andy Naselli & J. D. Crowley
Review by Paul Alexander | 07.12.2017You should probably read this book, too. But of course, that’s a matter for you to take up with your own conscience.
12 Principles on How to Disagree with Other Christians
By A. Naselli, J. D. Crowley | 07.10.2017It matters how you treat those who disagree with you on disputable matters. When you welcome them as Christ has welcomed you, you glorify God.
Church Planting in the Same Building
By Matthew Spandler-Davison | 9Marks Journal: Church Mergers and Plants | 06.20.2017Our church was getting full, and we knew we needed to do something. So, we planted a church . . . in the same building.
