More and more leaders quietly express a sense of life being out of control. I think at some level, we all understand what that means; it’s what we do with that thought or feeling that matters.

After Church of God Restoration and Springs Church received hefty fines and the latter lost a court battle, the government of Manitoba has lifted its ban on drive-in church services.

The U.S. State Department has added Nigeria to its list of countries deemed to have the most egregious violations of religious freedom.

When talking about end times, it is easy for us pastors to discuss our Millennial view, and while that would be interesting for us theology types, it probably is not what the average Christian needs to hear. What do we tell people who are worried and asking about the end of the world?

We’ll miss being with our families, but we’re grateful for the opportunities Zoom presents. In fact, here are some Christmas fellowship Zoom ideas we might not have considered otherwise—even if we simply record a Zoom greeting and send folks a link as a “video Christmas card”

Due to Covid-19, many ministries have started offering online content for kids.  The content is created specifically for kids. Which is a good thing....but what if someone decided to make the content geared not just for the kiddos, but for the parents and their kids to watch together.

Joseph and Mary certainly don’t often come up in conversations about Christian marriage. Perhaps they should. If we pay attention, Jesus' parents can point us toward what makes a good marriage.

Follow the star to Bethlehem this Christmas.