The first eleven chapters of Genesis are sometimes called chapters of “primeval history” – that’s because they are the earliest history of the world, and because they are, they deal in matters common to all humanity rather than local history. And throughout those chapters, we have seen three occasions of God’s judgment for sin: we … Continued
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Prayer is one of the greatest gifts you can give your pastor. Learn five practical, biblical ways to pray for your pastor's spiritual life, leadership, family, health, and ministry so they can faithfully lead your church with wisdom, strength, and God's power.
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When life feels like a painful slog, it's easy to wonder if God has forgotten you. Discover why God stays faithful even when he feels silent.
More than 400 youth leaders gathered for the first-ever Energize Youth Ministry Conference. Here are five powerful insights about the hunger, strategy, community, and movement shaping the future of Gospel-centered youth ministry.
While God’s guidance always aligns with Scripture, believers can grow in discerning his leading through abiding in Christ, confessing sin, seeking godly counsel, and learning to recognize the Spirit’s prompting over time.
Explore the four distinct temptations Jesus faced in the wilderness, how they map directly to our own daily struggles with motive, method, mission, and merit, and the exact strategy Jesus used to overcome them.
Churches of every size can thrive, yet many become stuck at key growth thresholds. By addressing both purpose and personal barriers, pastors can better position their churches to reach more people with the gospel.
Instead of questioning whether God has been faithful, what if we assumed his faithfulness and looked for the evidence? This perspective opens our eyes to his care, provision, and protection in ways we may have missed.
