While the Bible is the sacred Word of God, it’s not a sanitized book. It's full of controversial topics that can be difficult to discuss. Here are some suggestions.
A surprising new trend is emerging in Christian churches as data reveals men now outnumber women in attendance, particularly among youth and young adults, overturning a long-standing demographic pattern.
If you’re reading this piece, it’s probably for one of two reasons: 1) to see if your favorite worship song is on this list, or 2) to see if your least favorite worship song is on this list.
Gen Z’s social anxiety and fear of judgment often keep them from joining small groups, but with the right approach, these gatherings can become a place of real connection. Creating a safe space, meeting in casual settings, encouraging friend invitations, and promoting groups authentically can make all the difference. With a few simple changes, small groups can feel less intimidating and more like the faith-filled community Gen Z is searching for.
Our children are under spiritual attack, but the enemy’s tactics are subtle. Learn vulnerable areas where young hearts and minds are being shaped, and how we can respond with grace and God's Word.
Humanity will always be struggling with 'powder keg' issues. But as Christians, we can shine a light that heals. Here's how to speak truth in love in the midst of fear and tension.
I know you may gasp when you hear that statement but unfortunately, I've heard too many stories and experienced myself first-hand that this is true. The population I’m referring to are people and families with disabilities.
After years of decline, accelerated by the pandemic, a surprising new report reveals a significant reversal: over half of U.S. Protestant pastors now report increased worship service attendance.
God’s people have always had issues with obedience, especially when called to part with something of value. Thus, pastors and church leaders must tread but do so lightly when approaching this subject with members.
Dear Roger, When I read some of the things Paul wrote about women I understand why many consider Paul to be a male-chauvinistic-sexist pig. Did Paul hate women?
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