A Strict But Clear Definition of the Church Brings Freedom
A strict and clear definition of ‘church’ guards against mission creep, cultural and non-biblical norms, and unnecessary discouragement.
If the Church Will Have Glory, It Must Come from God
American evangelicalism has emerged in the 21st century not as a prophetic witness but as a political action committee.
Addressing Fraternal Disagreements in the Body of Christ
Scripture does not require brothers and sisters in Christ to agree about everything, but it does place certain expectations on the way we are to disagree with one another.
Matt Capps on What A Church Needs From Its Pastor
Series: Conversations
What is the one thing a church needs from its pastor?
Why Every Single Person Matters
He, the Creator of everything that is, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, the Alpha and the Omega, the Seed who crushed the serpent’s head, the Beginning and the End, became weak, disabled, and disposed of.
A Revolution Comes to Its Rallying Place
The chatter that happens on the way out is a glorious reminder that these are God’s people, his family, and today’s reunion was another picture of the eternal home to which we’re going.
When It’s Time to Leave a Church
Here’s the bottom line: You must leave a church when a church requires you to deny what you believe or believe what you deny.
Mark Dever On Leading Change In A Church
Series: Conversations
How do you lead big change in a church without blowing it up?
Russell Moore On The Mission of the Church
Series: Conversations
Has the mission of the mission of the church changed?
Nathan Rose on Pastors’ Sabbaticals and the Benefit for Churches
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks Nathan Rose, Lead Pastor of Liberty Baptist Church in Kansas City, MO, "How do churches benefit from giving their pastors a sabbatical?"