The Limitless Possibilities of a Biblical ‘Whatever’
The way Paul uses the word we translate 'whatever' is so much richer and opens limitless possibilities for joy.
The way Paul uses the word we translate 'whatever' is so much richer and opens limitless possibilities for joy.
Self-control is essential for every leader. Without it you won't make it very far. Here are ways to cultivate it.
When I asked churches "What is your church known for in its community?" I got some fascinating responses.
Baylor University: The percentage of Protestant churches that are multiracial tripled, from 4 percent in 1998 to 12 percent in 2012.
Preachers exert a unique influence as messengers of God and mentors in the faith. Here's how.
Eds. Dean K. Thompson and D. Cameron Murchison: Biblical, Theological, and Practical Perspectives
Churches that get involved in reaching "the least of these" get energized by joining the work that Christ is doing.
We often focus on making our churches bigger, but if we focus on making them better, that will take care of itself.
We can gather a great deal of insight on how God feels about economic injustice from the prophet Amos.
Michael Barram: Biblical Justice and Christian Formation