Some folks won't let the preacher tell them anything, won't let the church say a word, and won't even let the Bible have the final say. Push past the argument,
The moment a congregation starts to feel like a captive audience, they start making other plans. It might take a while, but they always find the door. The first sign
What is this for — the sermon, the business, the work God put in front of you today? Somewhere underneath the doing, there's a want. Maybe a full sanctuary.
There's a problem hiding in plain sight — on the coffee table, on the phone in your hand. A generation of Christians can name every child on a reality
You can't see the Holy Spirit. Neither can I. And that's exactly why so many Christians would rather live under a rule than trust a Spirit
The Pharisees told a man Jesus had just healed, "It is not lawful for thee to carry thy bed." And you know what? They were right. Nehemiah says
There's a pool in John 5 called Bethesda, which means house of mercy. An angel troubles the water at a certain season, and whoever steps in first gets
You know the type. Every critique is met with "we need to extend grace." Every concern is reframed as a lack of love. Every doctrinal line drawn is
Words are cheap. You've seen it on a church marquee: "Come as you are." And in one sense it's true — the gospel invitation is
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