The latest from CT Pastors features a candid work of satire by Ginger McPherson, a ministry spouse who dreams of the perfect assistant—someone to shoulder the invisible labor of church life.
The latest from CT Pastors features a candid work of satire by Ginger McPherson, a ministry spouse who dreams of the perfect assistant—someone to shoulder the invisible labor of church life.
The latest from CT Pastors features a candid work of satire by Ginger McPherson, a ministry spouse who dreams of the perfect assistant—someone to shoulder the invisible labor of church life.
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Russell Moore finds hope in Revelation's imagery: the church's outer appearance may be trampled, but its spiritual core stands firm.
Two years after Tim Keller's death, his three-stream vision—theological orthodoxy, personal piety, and cultural engagement—offers a roadmap for Christian renewal in our secularizing age.
For over 75 years, Wesleyan Investment Foundation has provided church financing that supports Kingdom-building projects. They offer pricing that is both competitive and designed to serve churches well.
WIF's comprehensive understanding of church needs comes from partnering with thousands of congregations across denominations. Their perfect record of zero foreclosures speaks to their commitment to walk alongside ministry partners through every challenge.
Most pastors find connecting with unchurched people difficult. Here are four intentional strategies to move beyond church bubbles and build authentic relationships for meaningful engagement.
Most pastors prepare sermons in isolation, but this pastor argues for community feedback—here's why and how sermon previews could transform your ministry.
This article is brought to you by Baylor University’s Truett Seminary. Through concentrations like the Theology, Ecology, and Food Justice Program, Truett is equipping Christian leaders to address complex challenges…
For this Easter and Lenten season, we will begin a journey toward joy. While it is right and good for Christians to enter into a time of somber reflection as we look to the Cross, we don’t want to forget that this is a road with a joyful conclusion—the resurrection of Christ.
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