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Is marriage a prerequisite for ministry?

How do Christians continue to practice a biblical leadership model rooted in marriage from within a cultural moment where half the population isn’t married, whilst following a Savior who was never married?

Spokane fires latest in an ‘unbelievable year’ of natural disasters

SPOKANE, Wash. (BP) – More than 65,000 people have been evacuated, and more than 700 structures have burned in wildfires in eastern Washington that began last week. Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown called the fires the “worst natural disaster” in the region’s history.

Russia has stolen 1.6 million children from occupied Ukraine since 2014, advocates say

UKRAINE (BP) – In Russia’s catalogue of kidnapped Ukrainian children, prospective guardians can choose preferred hair and eye color, and specify their intended form of guardianship. Teenage girls are photographed in seductive adult attire.

Four years into Thai pastorate, God’s blessings continue

BANGKOK, Thailand (BP) – For a ministry, time can be viewed as a currency. The more you put into your community, the more you receive as far as trust and buy-in from others. Time is viewed as commitment.

Georgia school ministry sues school board over canceled program

VIDALIA, Ga. — A Christian learning center in Vidalia has filed a federal lawsuit against Vidalia City Schools, alleging the district ended its relationship with the ministry after its director criticized a proposed tax increase on his personal Facebook page.

Book of Esther used in new era of Deaf Bible translation

When Deaf Pathway Global (DPG) set out to test a groundbreaking new approach to Bible translation, the organization didn’t begin with a complex theological text or a long Gospel narrative. Instead, DPG leaders chose a story from Scripture filled with courage, tension and triumph.

Tennessee pastor, Sunday School leader Allan Taylor dies

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (BP) – Allan Taylor, well-known author and associate pastor of First Baptist Church Concord in Knoxville, died Tuesday (July 28) following a stroke. Taylor, 71, is best known among Southern Baptists for his writing and teaching on the importance of a strong Sunday School and best practices for churches trying to build one. […]

10 ways to help listeners hear

Let’s face it—many of us struggle with paying attention for any great length of time. We’re “sitcom” people accustomed to listening in spurts interrupted by commercials. Congregations are the same way, so here are some steps to take to help them listen better this weekend: This article originally appeared at ChuckLawless.com.