Pastor Blogs

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  Here are 4 Questions Your Small Group Should Avoid By asking and answering questions, it ensures that the group is growing not just in head knowledge but also in practical application. Liz Kanoy Sep 14, 2017
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  What Does 666 Really Mean in Revelation? Dr. Roger explains the significance of the number 666 in Revelation. Dr. Roger Barrier Sep 14, 2017
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  The Urgency of Preaching Has preaching fallen on hard times? An open debate is now being waged over the character and centrality of preaching in the church. At stake is nothing less than the integrity of Christian worship and... Albert Mohler Sep 14, 2017
• What I've Learned in 20 Years of Ministry These are not necessarily the most important things I’ve learned—but these are 20 things that come to mind at the moment that I’ve learned in 20 years of ministry. Russell Moore Sep 07, 2017
• When Not to Preach the Gospel I have yet to hear that anyone became a Christian because someone preached a Gospel message during a memorial service. RJ Thesman Sep 07, 2017
• What is the Difference between Temptations, Trials, and Tests in the Bible? I see temptations, trials, and testing in the Bible. Are they different? How does God use them in our lives? Dr. Roger Barrier Sep 07, 2017
• How to Get Old and Love It The clock is ticking on all of us. It’s how life is lived. And it’s wonderful in every way. Joe McKeever Sep 07, 2017
• What Every Christian Needs to Know about the Nashville Statement The Nashville Statement is a document put together by a group of evangelical Christian leaders that seeks to reaffirm traditional Christian values on sexuality. Liz Kanoy Sep 07, 2017
• 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 31, 2017
• 5 Strategies for Faithfully Preaching an Unbeliever’s Funeral Some funerals are easy: you know the person, and you know that they were a believer. There is nothing easier than pointing to the hope that a Christian has as they enter the grave and into eternal life. John Powell Aug 31, 2017
• Do Christians Have to Go to Church Every Sunday? I have friends that say they “woke up too late” or “didn’t feel like going,” but instead watched the service online (or simply missed it entirely). Mindy Fitterling Aug 31, 2017
• Can My Loved One with Dementia Still Sin? If a person with dementia commits sin without asking for forgiveness, what happens? Roger tackles this reader's question. Dr. Roger Barrier Aug 31, 2017