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Precision Pastoring: Nourishing the Caregiver’s Soul

Jesus told Peter, "Feed My sheep."

Written by Peter Rosenberger | Wednesday, April 24, 2024

With their deep understanding of the brutal realities of my life and the potential dangers that lurk, my pastors do not “motivate” me; they shepherd me. Modeling “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God” (Deuteronomy 8:3,  Matthew 4:4). They preach the whole counsel of... Continue Reading

“Is It Bad?” Is the Wrong Question

We want to actively pursue good!

Written by Jacob Crouch | Wednesday, April 24, 2024

The next time you have a choice to make…ask the question, “Is this good?” We want to pursue those things that build up, as well as avoiding the bad; to walk in righteous paths rather than just avoiding the sinful ones.   Me: “Hey Stacy, do you remember that kids movie?” Stacy: “Sort of.” Me:... Continue Reading

Different from and Different For

Egalitarians and the State of Christianity Today

Written by Doug Ponder | Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Egalitarianism treats men and women not just as equals but as persons who are equally fitfor various roles. This is a radical departure from the wisdom of our God, who made men and women different from each other and different for each other. And to speak or act in any way that ignores, diminishes, or denies God’s good design... Continue Reading

In a Scrolling World, Are We Numb to the Resurrection’s Shock?

On Easter, a third of the planet’s population honors the day in history when Jesus Christ rose from the dead.

Written by Brett McCracken | Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Easter is an annual remembrance of a historical event that’s still being celebrated, arguably on a greater scale than ever, nearly 2,000 years later. That’s because it’s the biggest news story of your life, or any life—even of those who shrug it off or scroll right past it.   Can you remember any top world news headlines... Continue Reading

After the Resurrection

Forty Days of Appearances and Teaching

Written by Mitch Chase | Wednesday, April 17, 2024

“He presented himself alive to them after his suffering by many proofs, appearing to them during forty days and speaking about the kingdom of God” (Acts 1:3). Ponder the powerful effect that these proofs and teachings would have had on the disciples. What a unique and precious period of their earthly lives to have such encounters... Continue Reading

Waiting in an Age of Instant Gratification

Media has become an integral part of life itself. Our lives have become dominated by the digital.

Written by Aaron L. Garriott | Wednesday, April 17, 2024

As Christians living in an age of instant gratification, we will no doubt succumb to the pleasures of Egypt from time to time. But more importantly, the Christian knows that nothing in this age can bring ultimate gratification. For that, we seek the city that is to come (Hebrews 13:14).   Time seemed to move at... Continue Reading

Carl Trueman on Trump vs Biden

Trueman’s latest masterpiece contrasts what he calls “Trumpite ‘evangelicalism’” with “Biden’s brand of ‘devout’ Catholicism.”

Written by Ron DiGiacomo | Wednesday, April 17, 2024

My confidence is not so much that most evangelicals will make the correct choice (though I believe they will), but that they will be fully persuaded over who they believe to be the correct choice. Again, when have we been offered two more polarizing candidates with glaringly antithetical agendas? And why have so little confidence in the ability... Continue Reading

Why Do You Do What You Do (and Not Something Else)?

God is good to give human beings skills and passions and good to allow us to express them in our vocations.

Written by Tim Challies | Wednesday, April 17, 2024

When I ask others why they do what they do, I’m often blessed to hear them describe their love for things I’ve never considered lovable….He is good to allow our enthusiasm about these things to be transferable and contagious.   One of my favorite questions for times of small talk is “Why do you do... Continue Reading

How Church History Helps—Part 2

Employ church history to help you fight the good fight and keep the faith.

Written by Chris King | Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Church history will help you live the Christian life and be faithful to Christ. It will provide you with clarity in an era of confusion. It will help you be consistent while many others waver. The faithful examples and arguments of giants from the past gives you credibility when other people doubt you. The courage... Continue Reading

Church as Blueprint

In the Old Testament, the Temple was a microcosm, a miniature copy of reality.

Written by T.M. Suffield | Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Getting worship right really matters. Of course I’m fully aware that plenty will agree with me but their vision of “right” will not cohere with mine. It’s a challenge we have to work through. But, even so, it does mean that if we want to reform our communities we start by reforming the worship of... Continue Reading

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