Is Elder Plurality Necessary?
Plurality, when rightly exercised, curbs the innate tendencies to control, to make ministry about self, and to use the church instead of serving it.
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Marriage: What God Joins Together Is Good for the World
In the name of justice and human flourishing, let us seek to rebuild the norms, structures, and practices of enduring, healthy marriages and families.
“Mending the Nets” Equips and Encourages Revitalizing Pastors
If you’re trying to implement healthy church structures without losing the heart of shepherding, this book gives you a steady hand to guide the process.
Guidance from an Avengers-Like Cast of Pastors
Listening to experienced brothers from outside our time and context helps us to focus on the universal and unchanging duties of all of God’s ministers.
Mere Christian Hermeneutics in a Divided Age
Whatever its flaws, I can only commend to you a work of hermeneutics that is resolved to make its reader sunbathe in “the radiance of God’s glory,” our Lord Jesus Christ.
Fresh Challenges and Strategies for Living in an Anti-Christian Culture
Pastors need a working understanding of the issues of the day to apply God’s Word in their particular settings.
Critiquing a Biblical Defense of Multisite Churches
Does the “local church” need to gather in order to be a church?
Why Older and Younger Generations Have Different Philosophies of Ministry
God is working in the U.S. and around the world, and he invites all generations of believers to join him.
Six Lessons from “The Christian Ministry” by Charles Bridges
If the church reflects the unbearable brightness of God’s character, it is hard to overestimate the value of Christian service.
Making Better Decisions When Life Isn’t Black and White
Gordon’s models can help church members trust one another as they arrive at different conclusions.
What’s a Parachurch? And How Should It Relate to a Local Church?
"The Vine Movement" is a profitable resource for churches looking for guidance on why and how to go about partnering with parachurches.
Is All Church Growth Good Fruit?
We all desire fruit. The tension comes when methods either secure the harvest or hinder it.
Are You Caring for Your Church Like Christ Died for It?
It’s hard to think of a book on shepherding that rivals this one’s scriptural richness, accessibility, practical breadth, and pastoral gravitas.
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