View in Browser | Join CT Pastors | Give


This edition is sponsored by Aspen Group


GREGORY HOLLIFIELD

A suggestion for preachers who are less than thankful for the Thanksgiving Day Sunday sermon.


Name Above All Names, CT's 2026 Advent Devotional. Learn More


daniel fusco

Allow yourself to be open to the leadings and prerogatives of the Almighty God.

lenny luchetti

3 tips to finish your sermon with a sweet conclusion.


PAID CONTENT

A well-designed church space expands your ministry’s reach and transformative power but a space that isn’t formational nor mission-aligned can be detrimental. 

That’s why Aspen Group works closely with you to design and build a space that fits your budget, supports your ministry, and prioritizes spiritual formation for generations to come. 

Because when your space meets today’s unique needs while remaining flexible enough to adapt to tomorrow’s changes, you go farther and move faster on the mission God has called you to.  Learn more about partnering with Aspen Group to see what’s possible for your space—and your mission.

Advertise with us

ALSO THIS WEEK

When we’re overwhelmed by powerlessness, God’s infinitude is magnified.

A lesson in servant leadership.


FEATURED SERMONS

cecil taylor

A person blesses God by remembering all that God has done and thanking him for it.

Jeremy Kimble

Spend your life’s energies and capacities seeing, savoring (in his Word), and spreading a passion for Jesus Christ.


Advent Devotional for Churches

2026 Advent Devotional.

Name Above All Names is an Advent devotional that guides readers on a four-week journey through the names of God.

Designed as an affordable resource for churches, it equips small groups and individuals to study the many ways God has revealed himself through Scripture.

Beautifully designed and perfect-bound, these paperbacks are made for sharing. Bulk pricing as low as $2/copy makes them an affordable resource for your entire congregation!

LEARN MORE

FEATURED SERMON ILLUSTRATIONS


LECTIONARY

Sunday, October 18, 2026

Proper 24 (29)

Search on CT Pastors:

Overview

Jesus’ practices for reconciliation and discipline ought to be understood as pertaining to very serious matters of notorious sin where the health of the community is at stake, and it is not to be understood as a license for the church to resolve any conflict without the involvement of civil authorities when appropriate...

Continue Reading


Related newsletters

CT PASTORS: Each weekly issue equips you with the best wisdom and practical tools for church ministry.