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5 reasons churches struggle to reach the next generation

Churches hoping to engage younger generations must move beyond comfort, familiarity and fear, says Illinois pastor Rayden Hollis.

Evangelism and the overcoming power of the Holy Spirit

It’s spiritual warfare against the evangelist. That’s one reason—a reason we don’t often think about—that evangelism is hard.

The age of disinformation: 7 suggestions to avoid being fooled

The proliferation of non-peer reviewed information together with advancements in Artificial Intelligence has propelled us from an age of information to an age of disinformation. 

Why we sing

The Christian faith is a singing faith. A singing saint brings deep joy to the heart of God. There is not a chapter and verse in Scripture that explicitly states this, but when you consider the sum of singing commands and the role singing plays at so many critical points in redemptive history, we easily come to the conclusion that our God really, really likes to hear his people sing.

You don’t have to lust

But how do we put the lust within to death? The answer is only found in Scripture. We put lust to death in the same way we put all habitual sins in our hearts to death: by loving God and His design more than we love our sin (Colossians 3:1-17). A lust problem is a love for God problem.

5 ‘I wills’ to win against fear

Fear is an enormous challenge for many of God’s people. Milly Jones, in a blogpost under the heading of Milly’s Scribblings, discovered 145 Bible verses encouraging God’s people who battle fear.

Preparing for the unexpected in your worship service

The choir was singing while we were in the middle of serving the Lord’s Supper one Sunday morning. The ushers were halfway down the middle aisle when the sanctuary’s rear doors flew open and a young man stepped in the aisle and began yelling.

How congregations can care for families with wayward kids

Faithful Christian families face parenting challenges. How can a church family support the family during difficult days? Denise George offers helpful tips in this article.

Bright hope for facing the unknown

Couples typically promise they'll be faithful in sickness and in health but very few actually think about what they are promising. It is the grace of God that helps us fulfill the covenant promise with compassion and a servantheart.

10 differences between baby believers and believers who are babies

Chuck Lawless suspects all churches have at least one of these persons. Baby believers are those young believers who are just now learning how to walk with Christ, but who are fresh in their faith. Believers who are babies, on the other hand, are usually longer-term believers who don’t act like mature believers.