Just as an alert reader can understand a book that has typographical errors in it, so too God’s word is able to speak for itself despite the scribes’ minor corruptions.

Our hearts can then stay in their rightful place, as stewards of his eternal life, those entrusted with the most precious gift.

This culture of abusive authority makes the Advent season all the more a breath of fresh air.

I carefully study, edit, prepare, and pray over my sermon every week. What would it look like to prepare and pray about the words I speak at home?

The church must spot the lie. The church must preach and teach the truth. The church must celebrate God-made order.

Big buildings seem wasteful, almost ungodly, to a certain segment of evangelicals these days.

The problem is not that we hold a few in high esteem, the problem is that we hold too few in high esteem.

From my perspective, churches in need of revitalization are lacking in three primary areas: godly leadership, generational discipleship, and grace infused works.

Sadly, because of its inability, and often unwillingness, to adapt to its surroundings, the church lost its point of contact with culture, and with that, its voice and influence. Thus the need for a gospel-centered missional church. But what is a gospel-centered, missional church?