Pastors

4 Christmas Lessons From Joseph of Nazareth

We get the Christmas story from the scriptures. Good preaching highlights the fact that Christmas stories are also scripture Christmas lessons.

‘We Have Luxury Christianity Over Here’—Lauren Daigle Exhorts the Church To ‘Tell the Truth’

Lauren Daigle recently shared the inspiration behind her latest song “Let It Be A Hallelujah” and gave the church an exhortation.

5 Common Mistakes Pastors Make at Christmas (and How to Avoid Them)

Christmas ministry will always involve hard work and late nights, but it doesn’t have to drain your spirit.

5 Powerful Christmas Preaching Ideas From the Annunciation

There might be enough material to ignite all of your Christmas preaching in just one passage. Take Luke’s famous account of the annunciation.

Christmas Preparation for Pastors – 7 Tips

If it's true and Christmas is the new Easter in terms of reaching people who don’t regularly attend church, then our preparing for Christmas must be more intentional than ever.

‘Veggie Tales (Remix)’ Turned Clean Comedian Shama Mrema Into a Christian Household Name

Host, actor, emcee, and clean comedian Shama Mrema has been making people laugh ever since going viral with his 2018 “Veggie Tales Remix” song.

Partnerships are Key to Global Bible Access

Across continents, cultures and generations, people are turning to the Bible in record numbers.

Matt Chandler: What Biblical Masculinity Really Means

Chandler’s teaching echoes a growing concern among pastors and Christian thinkers about the state of manhood in the church and culture. With men facing unprecedented isolation and discouragement, the call to biblical masculinity is both timely and urgent.

‘House of David’ Season 2 Launches With an Epic Biblical Battle Worthy of ‘Lord of the Rings’

“House of David” Season 2 premieres Sunday, Oct. 5 exclusively on Wonder Project’s subscription channel on Prime Video.

Nurturing Empathy in Our Children Now Can Impact the Next Generation Globally

Empathy allows us to see others as God sees them. It allows us to enter into their joys and struggles, to bear one another’s burdens and to love our neighbors as ourselves.

How Pastors Waste Time Off

You’re “soul tired.” You’re tired of the staff you work with, tired of the people you serve, tired of meetings. And, if you were really honest, you’d admit that you’re a little tired of prayer, Bible study and the songs on Sunday morning.