There is no such thing as a pastor who knows only the burden of leadership or only the sweat of service.

Don’t let gospel-centeredness become a mere measuring stick of a new set of corporation-like metrics.

Submitting to His story rather than trying to commandeer our own is the best way to find joy and true freedom.

Attention is to be focused on the Lord, the true object of our service, not people pleasing. 

Promising kids the "best Wednesday they'll ever have" gets them thinking as consumers and, eventually, you're bound to disappoint a customer.

Don’t stop showing up, Christian. In fact, if you are doubting today, it’s the best time to show up again.

The idea that a book could impact a soul, that it could awaken something fresh in a weary spirit, give a reader a new sense of Christ's grace that changes everything — that's worth writing for.

Often, in lieu of your local church becoming the best contextualized version of itself, God is fashioning its parts into a whole that looks more like Him.

Understanding ecclesiology’s rightful place among other doctrines and grasping how the Gospel-centered nature of the church positions that doctrine in service of the Great Commission is just the grand beginning of treasures.

The best preaching makes Jesus the hero.