ACT: Guidance for relating to friends with mental health concerns
This is the second article in a two-part series. Read part one here: 5 Things Small Churches Need to Know About Mental Health. “Therefore if…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
Serving Jesus Even When Your Eyes Reflect Poop
Is this what I’m destined to become? Recoiling with disgust at the abject prospect, I now eyed these women with cynical wariness. Yes, they seemed normal. And up…
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Why Jesus Tells Us to Forgive Without Limit
I’m going to let you in on a secret: being a Christian leader is hard. You’re called to influence those around you for the sake…
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Supporting Same-Sex Attracted Christians
Alex* wore the pain and shame of same-sex attraction on his face as he shared with me how many years he had cried out for…
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Baptism Debates: Worthwhile Questions to Consider – Part 1
Water baptism has been consistently practiced by the Church throughout the entire history of the Christian faith. It is practiced by the vast majority of…
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Baptism Debates: Worthwhile Questions to Consider – Part 2
Water baptism has been consistently practiced by the Church throughout the entire history of the Christian faith. It is practiced by the vast majority of…
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Why Stewardship is Relevant for 21st Century Christians
Do you ever think about how rich you are? In our “Subscribe & Save”, free 2-day shipping world of Amazon Prime, we are prone to…
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Student Loan Debt is Not an Exception to the Biblical Rule
Student loan debt is often deemed the “good kind” of debt. It’s referred to as an investment in the future. For many students, its a…
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From Modernity to Postmodernity: A Primer for Leaders – Part 2
Let’s face it – American culture has undergone radical changes in the past several decades. For Christians, the changes seem to be happening faster than…
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From Modernity to Postmodernity: A Primer for Leaders – Part 3
“It seems like we are speaking two different languages.” If you have ever thought this, you aren’t alone. As religion columnist Phyllis Tickle observed, approximately…
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