Critiquing a Biblical Defense of Multisite Churches

by Michael Nelson • October 2nd, 2025

Does the “local church” need to gather in order to be a church?

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God is working in the U.S. and around the world, and he invites all generations of believers to join him.

If the church reflects the unbearable brightness of God’s character, it is hard to overestimate the value of Christian service.

Gordon’s models can help church members trust one another as they arrive at different conclusions.

"The Vine Movement" is a profitable resource for churches looking for guidance on why and how to go about partnering with parachurches.

We all desire fruit. The tension comes when methods either secure the harvest or hinder it.

It’s hard to think of a book on shepherding that rivals this one’s scriptural richness, accessibility, practical breadth, and pastoral gravitas.

A lamp isn’t meant to be put under a basket, nor should faithful Bible exposition be concealed by dull delivery.

DiPrima’s biography will help a new generation know more of Spurgeon and Spurgeon’s God.

Jesus gives us the spiritual light and the interpretive lens we need to properly read and apply the OT.

Martin and Griggs dignify small-town ministry, but at no point do they sugarcoat it.

The promise of future glory helps to fuel present pastoral perseverance.

“One thing, however, I have resolved upon, that, the Lord helping me, if I cannot go abroad, I will do all I can to serve the mission at home.”

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