Rather than make New Year’s resolutions that last, we can learn faithful endurance to complete what we start by the grace of God.
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This devotional journal is an ideal companion for anyone wanting to apply the knowledge they learned from Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy and practice it in their own life.
Join Alistair Begg every day of the year with a brief Scripture reading followed by exposition of the passage and encouragement for everyday.
The world says be productive so that you can get all you can out of this life. The Bible says be productive so you can gain more of the next life.
Pastors must care for their own souls before they can care for the souls of others. This looks like reading the Bible and meditating on it.
As you shepherd your church, do not forget to also shepherd your family. Don’t sacrifice your family on the altar of ministry.
Beyond Advent and Sunday worship and rest, pastors can lead congregations into a sense of sacred time by marking the seasons and events.
Jesus is the reason we gather every single Sunday. Let us honor the incarnation through worship especially on Christmas Sunday.
Tony Merida talks about conflict resolution and becoming someone who can make the peace and experience transformation in our relationships.
There is nothing that we can do to redeem ourselves but only Jesus can redeem us from sin and the punishment of death which we deserve.
In your anxiety, turn to God, remember his faithfulness, cast your anxiety on him, thank him for his love, and find rest for your soul.
Culture’s increasing disapproval and hostility toward gospel proclamation has Christians reconsidering evangelism’s correctness.
Preacher, you bear a great responsibility. As you prepare your Christmas sermon, highlight the sufficiency of Christ to rescue sinners through the Scriptures.
As we give thanks to God, we will begin to see how God uses our unmet expectations to bring Him glory and bring us joy.
In theology, just as in battle, some hills are worth dying on and others are not. But how do we know which ones?
Advent is a wonderful time to reflect on the kindness and love of the Lord–that God loved us enough to stoop to us, to become one of us, to take on our poverty and weakness in order to save us.
As pastors’ wives, we can learn from Mary this Christmas and grow in humility and confidence in God as we serve others.
As all Christians are commanded to bear much fruit, pastors should be concerned with productivity and time management to be fruitful for God.
Tim Keller guides readers through an illuminating journey into the surprising background of the Nativity story—a story that celebrates the advent of Jesus Christ.
Conflict is an inevitable part of the human experience but leaning into conflict can help us grow spiritually and help us lead others well.
