Start Here: See More of Christ with Charles H. Spurgeon
No matter where you look in Charles H. Spurgeon’s books, you’re sure to find the Lord Jesus Christ.
No matter where you look in Charles H. Spurgeon’s books, you’re sure to find the Lord Jesus Christ.
Teaching sound doctrine equips women to recognize unsound teaching when they encounter it.
The difference between London and Nashville is not the difference between a hard place and an easy one. Both cities are post-Christian; they are simply post-Christian in opposite directions.
The work of renewal and unity starts with pastors building genuine friendships with one another.
Like the fictitious Forrest Gump, Barnabas stands in the background of many major biblical events. He’s playing an essential role.
Sometimes, a building is more than a pile of stones. It’s an Ebenezer.
If communion is a precious and profound privilege, who participates is important.
John Lennox provides plenty of evidence that the Christian life isn’t boring.
If we want students to leave youth ministry with theological depth, we must recognize that solid theology isn’t microwaved; it’s cultivated.
Lay pastors can help lift what no lead staff pastor should attempt to lift alone.
In ‘Seeking Sanctuary, Finding Shalom,’ John Swinton provides meaningful vocabulary to speak about spiritual aspects of mental health without discounting psychiatry and medical interventions.
Over the last 20 years, women all over the world have started to dig into the Bible not just with their hearts but with their minds.
Agentic AI raises serious challenges for preaching and pastoral ministry. Here are four.
‘My Apologetics Dinner Party’ demonstrates that speaking the truth is a powerful apologetic because it flows from a life transformed by Christ’s power.
As pastors, we have the privilege of helping couples discern and pursue this mending of what was once broken.
