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Who Pastors the Pastor?
Five Practical Suggestions for How Churches Can Love Their Pastors Well Chris Goins Who pastors the pastor? That’s the question one of my inner circle posed to me when my life completely crashed....
Who Pastors the Pastor?
Five Practical Suggestions for How Churches Can Love Their Pastors Well Chris Goins Who pastors the pastor? That’s the question one of my inner circle posed to me when my life completely crashed....
The Impact of Attitude
Attitude is the lens through which we see the world. It shapes our futures, draws people toward us, and can change the atmosphere wherever we go.
Who's Coming to Town?
This time of year, go into any mall in North America, and this is what you might come across:...
How to Start Reading Your Bible
Whether you’re a new believer or you were raised in the church, the Bible can be an intimidating book. So, how do you get a foothold on the richest and most important book? Do you start at the beginning and read straight through?
Dealing with Grief During the Holidays
If you’ve lost someone tragically or if the relationships in your life have crumbled and grown distant, seeing the whole world celebrate with loved ones can stir up painful memories and emotions. It can be the loneliest time of year for those still dealing with loss, and you may even feel like you have to suffer in silence so you don’t dampen the holidays for others. Whatever the reason, the pain is real and not something to be ashamed of. Mourning is a natural process, and we as believers can be encouraged by Christ's words: Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted (Matthew 5:4).
Seeking God like Nicodemus
Many believers struggle to meet God at a deeper, more intimate level than they did during their...
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Waiting on Jesus
What will the end look like? Why hasn’t Jesus come back already? Who will the Antichrist be? Perhaps the more important question is, should we be looking for signs of His coming, or should we be looking for revival?
The Names of God
or the uninitiated, it can seem slightly confusing that God goes by many names in the Bible, especially because the Christian faith emphasizes God’s monotheistic nature. Why does He need so many names? Why not just one?
Apostles Today
After the Charismatic movement of the 1960s, the term apostle has taken the place of bishop or...
Spiritual Burnout
Imagine this scene: Two armies, one righteous and one unrighteous, caught in a great battle. The...
5 Tips for Social Media
What do you do when you want to learn more about an organization in your town? What about when...
The Heart of the Matter
The teachings of Jesus are compelling for many reasons, not the least of which is His masterful...
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