Modern Worship and the Stalling of Spiritual Growth
Drew Von Nieda
May 28, 2025
There is a deep and pressing need to examine the spiritual diet of the modern church. One of the most
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Biblical Accountability in the Church: Grace-Filled Growth
Dave Jenkins
May 22, 2025
Summary:In a world that often confuses accountability with shame or control, biblical accountability offers something radically different: grace-filled, gospel-rooted care.
When Pastors Fall: Grieving for Men, Not the Church
Drew Von Nieda
May 20, 2025
There is a kind of sorrow that does not arise from fear or fragility—but from reverence. It’s not a sorrow
When Christian Leaders Fall: A Biblical Response to Sin and Repentance
Dave Jenkins
May 12, 2025
No matter how grievous the sin—whether it’s our own or the fall of a friend, pastor, ministry leader, or someone
The Importance of Serious Ministry: What It Is and Why It’s Vital
David De Bruyn
February 10, 2025
Part of Christian jargon is to speak of “the ministry” or “the minister” to refer to a set of professional
Why Worship Should Feel Somewhat Dangerous
David De Bruyn
September 23, 2024
The things we take for granted are often our worst errors. Assuming the correctness of what is false can be
3 Crucial Qualities of Effective Sermons Explained
Joel Beeke
August 27, 2024
Why Good Sermons Are Idealistic, Realistic, and Optimistic from Crossway on Vimeo. Anatomy of the Soul John Calvin once said
Korah’s Rebellion and Female Pastors
Jake Bull
July 10, 2023
The fourth book of the Bible has something to teach us about an argument for female pastors. With so much