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Ed Stetzer: Discipleship Reimagined

The church is not a fortress to protect believers from the world. It is an outpost to send disciple makers into the world.

Trace Church: Waving the White Towel

Since Trace Church started using these white towels, baptism numbers have skyrocketed.

Unbroken Faithfulness

As we face challenge and opposition in our contexts, let’s be encouraged to keep going with consistency, moral courage and confidence in the Scriptures as God’s Word for all time—including our time.

The Experience of a Pastor’s Wife

As a pastor’s wife for nearly two decades, I’ve experienced the incredible privilege of witnessing God’s work firsthand. Yet, this privileged position also comes with its share of challenges, including betrayal, loneliness, and even a sense of spiritual warfare.

How Does Evil Differ from Suffering?

Moral evil comes in two forms—blatant evil that admits its hatred for goodness, and subtle evil that professes to love goodness while violating it.

Don’t Live Worried About Future Regrets

Sometimes we live with an unhealthy fear of making future mistakes.

Empowering Others Without Getting in Their Way

The fine line between micromanagement and good leadership is dependent on the needs of the staff member.

Anna Morgan: When Women Are Called to Leadership

It starts with a woman identifying her own calling.

Evangelism and Your Personal Story

Your personal testimony will include your life before Christ, how you came to Christ, and your life after you came to Christ.

Grateful … All of the Time?

Developing a habit of thankfulness requires intentionality.

Untainted Leadership

Before the rebellion and destruction of Genesis 3, there was the beauty of God granting stewardship to humanity.