We certainly didn’t choose this season of worshiping from home. But most of us have unintentionally learned some valuable lessons that should influence how we do gathered worship on the other side of this crisis.

Hopefully we’re moving forward, and as we consider the next year or more, here’s two critical points pastors and church leaders need to know for the coming year

A new survey has found that conservative Christians not only showed up to vote at a greater rate than any other demographic in the U.S., they also supported President Trump nearly unanimously.

The audio version of the Bible read entirely by women is the brainchild of Ann White, founder and executive director of Courage For Life, and came about because of her work with female inmates. 

A British archaeologists believes he has uncovered the home Jesus lived in with his parents, Mary and Joseph, in Nazareth, Israel.

Walking into a sanctuary, many workers feel like they’re visiting another world, a world quite detached from their world of work.

As we approach Thanksgiving, we can know for sure that it is God’s will that we be thankful. We are commanded to be thankful. We may struggle to be thankful for everything, but we can be thankful in everything. #thankful #Thanksgiving

We live in an entertainment driven culture, and, as such, see many seeking to cater to such a mindset. Turning worship into a spectator event is to miss the rich participatory nature of corporate worship. We need participatory worship.