Pastors / Leadership

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  10 Things You Need to Know about Dietrich Bonhoeffer Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945) didn’t live long, but he left an example that has inspired generations. Here are the most important things to remember about this writer, German resistance agent, and pastor. G. Connor Salter Aug 22, 2024
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  10 Ways to Stay Connected to Your Church as a Senior As a middle-aged woman who has grown up in the church, I have decades of church attendance to look back on and share how I've seen seniors do an excellent job of staying connected with their church... Beth Ann Baus Aug 21, 2024
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  What Are the Seven Seals of Revelation? Dear Roger,With so much fear and uncertainty these days, I’ve decided to study the book of Revelation. I’d like to get a feel for what’s going on in the world right now, and I think this is a good place to... Dr. Roger Barrier Aug 21, 2024
• 10 Biblical Truths Christians Don't Really Believe So many biblical truths sound great when we’re spouting them. And yet, judging by the way we live, the Lord’s people probably do not believe the following… Joe McKeever Aug 20, 2024
• What Churches Get Wrong about Pornography and How to Fix It Two-thirds of male churchgoers say they struggle with pornography, yet only 7% of churches offer specific resources to help. Sam Black, an award-winning journalist and recovery specialist, shares how we can... Crosswalk.com Editorial Staff Aug 20, 2024
• What Does the Bible Say about the Gift of Prophecy? Remember, prophets are always meant to point people to the Lord, God, the One True God, through the Living Word, the Son of God, Jesus Christ. Meg Bucher Aug 19, 2024
• 7 Things Christians Need to Know about Service You will be a servant. You have no choice if you are to follow Jesus. Joe McKeever Aug 19, 2024
• 5 Questions to Exercise Leadership and Initiative The Lord doesn’t view us as unthinking cogs in a machine, so we all have opportunities to exercise leadership and initiative in his kingdom through a myriad of expressions of his love. M. D. House Aug 16, 2024
• How Choosing Unity over Division Can Transform Our Church Communities Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia faced a challenging situation: their city-permitted parking spaces were located in a bike lane, leading to months of protests from local cyclists. Rather than... Jim Denison Aug 15, 2024
• 3 Hymns That Aren't Theologically Sound It’s a great comfort to know a beloved hymn we enjoy singing is theologically sound. Recently, I shared about five hymns (both old and modern) with lyrics pulled straight from Scripture, and it’s clear there... Jessica Brodie Aug 15, 2024
• Preparing Pastors and Churches to Engage in the 2024 Election During election season, Christians should practice growing in sanctification rather than avoiding it due to being caught up in the current political climate. Milton Quintanilla Aug 14, 2024
• Why Did Jesus Clash with the Pharisees and Sadducees? While Jesus taught and ministered, he clashed with other Jewish religious groups. The two main Jewish doctrinal sects, the Pharisees and the Sadducees, continually challenged Christ and his followers. But... Britt Mooney Aug 14, 2024