There will be people with your personality type in heaven—so why not you? There will be people from your race, people who speak your language, so why not you? There will be people who were once caught in every kind of vice known to mankind, but have been redeemed by the blood of Christ, so why not you?

A local church is a lot like wagon trains. We’re slow and bumbling on the trip. Someone is always getting lost and something is always breaking. We’re constantly having to stop so someone can rest or get over an injury or illness.

I’ve seen many churches reject the darkness of these seven sins and do something about them, says Thom Rainer.

Simple tips for small group leaders.

"The point of this post is to encourage you to think strategically about how you can encourage your wife."

Three down-to-earth reminders every pastor should keep before the congregation.

Jennie Allen: "Let’s remember we are talking about people’s lives."

I firmly believe that if we want to see Psalm 145 be a reality in our churches, if we really want to see our church family grow together and our younger generations stay faithful to Jesus, we are going to have to find ways to come together and be the church across generations.