A parent once asked, “Why is it that the minute our family is having a fun time together and things seem to be going well, is when our child melts […]
Learning Safe is Okay
Helping Someone Deal with Grief
The weight of sorrow can feel unbearable, but with compassion, understanding, and the love of God, it is possible to help someone who is grieving.
The Pastor’s Essential Library: Shepherding the Pastor: Help for the Early Years of Ministry
Shepherding the Pastor helps pastors approach challenges that arise early in ministry with faith, wisdom, and patience.
Six “A’s” to Support Your Husband in Ministry
The husband in ministry needs his wife to help him balance his weaknesses, provide encouragement, and be spiritual support. This article will give you six ideas to support your husband.
6 Ways to Minister to the Grieving
Grief ministry is a crucial part of pastoral ministry. When death touches your congregation, you must be prepared. Following the death of a church member, there are a few things to remember during the grieving process.
Antley Bixler Syndrome: The Inside Story
They found out their 2-week-old son was only the 105th person to ever be diagnosed with Antley-Bixler syndrome, a rare genetic disorder.
Bridging the Intersection of Archaeology and Faith
Discover how archaeology bridges science and faith, empowering families to explore the Bible’s truths.
Using Songs to Battle Discouragement
Pastor, discouragement in your people is not a sign of your failure as a shepherd, nor is it a sign of their failure. It is the natural result of living in a fallen world. But God has given you the words of life to give to your flock, even in song.
A New Fight for Life
Pro-life decisions made by states deserve our support and encouragement. One of the roles of the church is to be “salt and light” (Matthew 5:13); as such, we openly support public structures and institutions that make good moral choices. Conversely, we should condemn pro-abortion decisions made by states.
How to Be a Better Mom
God can use us as moms, even when we don’t do everything exactly right, to positively shape our children.