Having Faith in Doubt: A Response to Steven Furtick
We believe in and confess that his death has absorbed the Father’s just wrath and washed our sin away.
Matt Capps on Books Pastors Should Read
Series: Conversations
What kind of books should pastors read that they normally don’t?
4 Ways Elders Should Seek Accountability
The standard of beauty is God—the interplay of his own unity, diversity, and harmony.
Beware of the Whisperer
Don’t let the whisperer's harmless appearance, smooth talk, and flattering words fool you; he’s capable of much destruction.
When You Want to Put On a Mask
Jonah, David, and Paul saw the value of sometimes putting their worst foot forward as a way to show a watching world how long, high, wide and deep is the love of God.
Come Thou Fount - Part 2
What a joy to sing that Jesus sought us out while we were strangers to the fold of God!
Episode 037: What to Do When Your Pastor Quits
For the Church Podcast
A Resource for the Church from Midwestern Seminary
On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared Wilson talks about about how a church should respond when a pastor, under normal circumstances, resigns from his ministry.
For The Love Of The Church
Sacrifice is the first act of true love for the church because this is how Christ loved the church.
Are We Allergic to Insignificance?
As evangelicals, we would be better served to look at the child and embrace our insignificance rather than clamor for the significance, power, and fame that comes from another kingdom.
It Isn’t About Me
The world is a barren wilderness without love. You really do need each other.
