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Articles for Pastors
Are You a Ministry Pharisee? 8 Ways to Find Out
Perry Noble shares personal experiences about being a recovering Pharisee.
Articles for Pastors
The Difference Between Church Planters and Pastors
Learn to recognize and lead through the significant transition from church plant to simply being a church.
Christian News
Wade Mullen: How to Recognize Spiritual Abuse in Evangelicalism
How adept are you at recognizing the patterns of spiritual abuse in evangelicalism? Dr. Wade Mullen shares his insights on this topic based on extensive research, Scripture, and his personal experience.
Christian News
‘God is on the move’ at CA Stadium Revival
Shane Idleman, pastor of Westside Christian Fellowship in Lancaster, 60 miles north of Los Angeles, California, points to spiritual hunger as the reason his church’s Stadium Revival has taken off.
Christian News
Eric Metaxas on His ‘Ill-Considered’ Jesus Was White Tweet
”Jesus was white. Did he have ‘white privilege’ even though he was entirely without sin?” Eric Metaxas wrote in a comment thread on Twitter.
Pastor Blogs
Leadership and Laughter
Last night I was doing my regular Thursday night thing – watching the comedy shows back to back on NBC (like I have for years). I...
Podcast
Sandra Richter: When the Environment Suffers, So Do Widows and Orphans
When we fail to care for the environment, says Dr. Sandra Richter, "The widow, the orphan, and the farmer are the people who get hit first and whose economic stability is wiped out."
Articles for Pastors
Internet Outrage, Public Shaming, and the Modern-Day Pharisee Phenomenon
There are many forms of online shaming: The angry blog, the critical tweet, the vicious comment on Facebook. Whatever the method—people try to hurt people. Sometimes the shaming escalates into a mob.
