Peter Mead of BiblicalPreaching.net offers 15 practical Christmas sermon tips, from embracing familiar passages to exploring Old Testament prophecy. These insights help preachers connect the Incarnation to today’s world, making sermons relevant and impactful. Perfect for Christmas, this guide inspires creativity while staying true to the Gospel message. […]
In a world that often values power and prestige, the shepherding model of leadership offers a refreshing reminder that true leadership is about service, sacrifice, and steadfast commitment to the well-being of others. […]
People leave a church for a vareity of reasons. Here are seven of the more common. […]
In the debate over “Transgender Visibility Day” clashing with Easter, the question arises: who owns the calendar? Denny Burk’s perspective that calendar ownership dictates cultural narrative rings true, especially when secular observances overshadow Christian holidays. This dynamic challenges Christians to reflect on God’s sovereignty over time and the call to honor Him daily. […]
Easter for a pastor requires a lot of preparation. Before he can pour into anyone else, he must first prepare himself. Here are ten ways he can do that. […]
New Life Baptist Church in Locust Grove, OK holds charter service. […]
One of the most important responsibilities of a pastor is preaching. If this is true, the pastor must be intentional in how he goes about preparing to preach. Therefore, one of the most important disciplines of a pastor is establishing his preaching schedule. […]
There are pros and cons to a church growing through the transfer portal. But in an age where the transfer portal, both in college sports and the church, is common and popular, let’s prioritize reaching new people with the Gospel. […]
I recently had the privilege of hearing Elmer Towns talk about the importance of writing. If anyone has credibility on this topic, it would be him, as he has authored over 170 books. He made […]
I was coaching a group of pastors and was asked a question I’ve encountered but never really answered. It’s a question that seems to come up frequently these days. In fact, I think it’s a […]
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