Why Loving Your Neighbor Starts With Honoring Your Parents
Honoring your parents is foundational to loving your neighbor. Here's why.
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Mosaic Gathering: A Gospel-Centered Intercultural Approach
Excerpted From Christian Higher Education Edited By David Dockery and Christopher Morgan In the fall of 2014, a small group of faculty, staff and students launched a weekly gathering on the campus of the institution where I serve, Trinity International University, that intentionally brought together people from different ethnic/cultural backgrounds to discuss critical current issues, … Continued
4 Attitudes That Are Killing Church Attendance
A few key attitudes are leading to an unbiblical devaluing of regular church attendance.
5 Reasons Church Is Much More Complex To Lead
The way we do church is changing at the speed of technological advancement. Here's how to navigate the complexity of leadership.
How to Love People You Don’t Like
We are commanded to love our enemies, yet the power to love doesn't come from sheer willpower, but from God's promise to us.
Reflections: A GC2 Summit (Dec. 13)
A one-day evangelical conversation which will challenge pastors, leaders and lay Christians to address the very real tragedy in our churches.
Making Sense of Slain Missionary John Chau and Global Missions
If John Allen Chau was a fool—recent information suggests otherwise—he was a fool for Christ.
6 Easy Ways to Motivate Your Team
Here are some key ways to motivate your team, but remember no list can replace a genuine care for your team.
Why Your Church Resists the Change That Could Save It
Loss aversion is a key reason why people resist change, and understanding the concept is key to the solution.
Loneliness in America
The majority of adults has anywhere between two and five close friends (62 percent), but one in five regularly or often feels lonely.
