What ministers should wear in the pulpit continues to be a topic of discussion.

Giving is a significant way we worship and honor God each week.

Seniors have unparalleled opportunity to serve God and to encourage a new generation.

The gospel story yet invites scrutiny in the pursuit of truth.

The promise of Easter is that death is not the end.

Senior saints have great opportunity to serve the Lord with their unique gifts.

We must give generously to God’s work through our churches and also spend this money wisely.

The cities of refuge in Canaan give insight into what the church is all about.

Scripture exhorts us to be kind to one another, despite our differences.

Rahab of Jericho made a life-altering journey from paganism to faith in God.

Three great biblical words speak of transformation and promise.

Praying for victories at sporting events can be misplaced prayers.

The involuntary termination of ministers is an epic problem in American churches.

Agape is God’s kind of love and it should be our goal in all things.

Blessings on churches who help young pastors learn and grow.

James told us not to boast of tomorrow, for it is uncertain.

The church must always strive to be obedient to her lord.

A Christian funeral is a time to reflect on opportunities spent.

We serve God, but not alike, and this is his plan.

Forgiveness doesn’t involve forgetting but choosing a different path.