Church Leaders Update

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  A Pastoral Response to the Overturning of Roe v. Wade Let us remember that whatever we face in the future, we are guarded by an omnipotent and gracious God who gave His Son to live the life we could never live, and die the death that should have been ours. Dr. Michael A. Milton Jun 28, 2022
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  When Christians Have Different Convictions on Roe v Wade The big, big question remains: do I believe that we can truly have different convictions if we have the same Holy Spirit of God residing within us?  Peyton Garland Jun 28, 2022
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  Are You Defined by Your Denomination? Every step we took, and every church we were a part of, was used by God to mold us into the people we are today. None of it was a mistake, and all of it, the good and the not so good, helped us get to know...
• Confessions of a Godly Man Who Doesn't Like Church Church does not excite me, even when Sunday rolls around. But church has benefits, and has grown me closer to God and fellow believers. But because Jesus never shied away from tough conversations, here are 3... Aaron D'Anthony Brown Jun 21, 2022
• 10 Lessons from the Most Powerful Female Prophets in the Bible A prophet is a person whom God inspires to proclaim his messages to others. In the Bible, both male and female prophets deliver messages from God. Every female prophet the Bible mentions is a strong example... Whitney Hopler Jun 21, 2022
• 13 Suggestions on Recovering from a Cult-Like Church If you’ve recently left a church that either was a cult or had cult-like practices, recovering from that experience will take time. Here are some general suggestions for helping you to deal with the... Sarah Hamaker Jun 21, 2022
• 5 Ways We Unknowingly Misuse Our Religious Freedom We don’t do it on purpose. I know I don’t. But it still happens.We live in a country that has – since its inception – protected our freedom of religion, expression, assembly, and the right to petition. While... Cindi McMenamin Jun 14, 2022
• Should I Attend a Gay Wedding? I've loved my niece her whole life and care about her partner. If I attend their marriage, however, I feel I’m lying by showing support for an unholy union. And if I don't attend, future relations may be... Dr. Roger Barrier Jun 14, 2022
• Pause and Restart: 6 Tips to Start Going to Church Again It’s good to go to church, to set aside a sabbath and worship the Lord, to gather with other believers so the Holy Spirit can move through the body of Christ and ignite the world through us. The early church...
• Why It's Crucial to Get Men More Involved in the Post-COVID Church When a church taps into its men, those men can be a powerful and motivating force for effecting positive change in the community. When a church doesn’t tap its men, those men get frustrated and complacent. Chris Bolinger Jun 14, 2022
• A Psychologist’s Open Letter for Pastors about Mental Health When you’re used to assisting others, calling a counselor for your sake might feel awkward at best and sinful at worst. That’s why I’m highlighting the following three reasons pastors should seek help for... Dr. Audrey Davidheiser Jun 07, 2022
• One Population the Church Has Forgotten Today as I sit to write, I want to talk to you as a parent. This an open letter written in two parts to two separate audiences. The first part is written to pastors and leaders of churches of all sizes,...