Not Every Hurt Is Church Hurt: Discerning the Difference
Church hurt is real, yet it must be carefully distinguished from human hurt, as we continue to trust Christ’s ongoing work in his church.
Church hurt is real, yet it must be carefully distinguished from human hurt, as we continue to trust Christ’s ongoing work in his church.
A seasoned Christian writes an honest, open letter to young Christians in India, inviting them to walk in line with the gospel
Most pastors want more leaders in their church. One of the most biblical, practical ways for churches to grow leaders is to build a leadership pipeline.
Sin and shame are not the same. Quite often, we readily receive the grace that takes away our sins but struggle to grasp the resurrection power that also wipes away our shame.
In his farewell discourse at the cusp of the cross, Jesus elevates three years of discipleship into a glorious embrace of pure friendship. This rings even more true now in the relationally impoverished reality of the 21st century.