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Should We Take Communion Virtually?
This is a community meal, signified by the corporate nature of the covenant that we are remembering and taking part in.
Biblical Principles for Ethnic Harmony
Racism refuses to acknowledge the equality and dignity or your neighbor, much less love them as you love yourself.
Clint Pressley On Leading Big Change
Series: Conversations
How do you lead big change in a church without blowing it up?
5 Reasons Being Disappointed With Your Pastor Could Be a Good Thing
Disappointment with your pastor, with other believers, or with your church should send you to your knees in prayer, not out the door with a dramatic show of indignation.
Everyday Evangelism: The Importance of Faithful Laymen
Some practical ways to help open the door to talking about the most glorious news that heaven itself sings about.
Don Whitney on Family Devotions
Series: Conversations
How do you encourage a young family struggling with family devotions?
Power Over Life and Death: An Encouragement from the Old Testament in the Age of Coronavirus
We are not created to die, so reminders of human frailty do not come easily to most of us.
Recovering The Lost Art Of Encouragement
When a friend is caught in addiction or destructive behavior, the loving thing to do is to help them out of it through intervention.
Did We in Our Own Strength Confide?
Martin Luther & Our Everlasting Hope
Our hope awaits an eternal consummation, but we minister with buoyancy and confidence even now.
Life Together for a Church Apart: Lessons from Bonhoeffer for COVID-19.
What if God used this time to bond us closer together than ever in his Spirit, the true foundation of our unity?
