What Your Church Needs More Than Productivity
We wrongly assume that prayer is somehow akin to procrastination—putting off the work. The truth is, prayer is a necessary part of the work.
We wrongly assume that prayer is somehow akin to procrastination—putting off the work. The truth is, prayer is a necessary part of the work.
We need technology, but we often idolize technology.
Whether we trust the Creator in these areas will determine how we face an uncertain technological future
Paul taught the Corinthians, the mysterious wisdom “which God decreed before the ages for our glory” (1 Cor. 2:7). God doesn’t reject our desire for approval; he redirects it.
We need a stronger, not a weaker, focus on Reformation theology.
Your justification isn’t found in your ministry skill or your reputation; it’s found in Jesus.
Let God’s Word shape your sermons into preaching that is faithful to Scripture.
Preach to make Christ’s name known, not our name known