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  • Moving from Concept to Sermon: The Art of Preaching Old Testament Narrative
    Steven D. Mathewson
    Jon Krakauer cleared the ice from his oxygen mask, hunched a shoulder against the wind, and straddled the summit of Mount Everest. It was 1:17 P.M. on May 10, 1996. Krakauer, an accomplished climber and journalist, had not slept in fifty-seven hours. He had not eaten much more than a bowl of ram

  • Living Worship
    Michael A. Milton
    How shall we worship God? This is the great question of man in the religious world. It remains a question, also, in the church.

  • Forgiveness for Bitter Days

    Max Lucado
    You and I save things. Favorite photos, interesting articles — we all save things. Homer and Langley Collyer hoarded things. Everything. Newspapers, letters, clothing — you name it, they kept it...

  • Breaking Habitual Sin
    Charles Strickland
    What is the fruit in your life? If it's not showing up, perhaps there's a reason.

  • It's the Most Wonderful Sin of the Year
    Joe McKeever
    Gluttony: 5 reasons why pastors don't preach on it, and 3 why they should (particularly at Christmas)...

  • A Family Worship Service for the Four Sundays of Advent
    Martha Zimmerman

  • Allies Every Husband Needs
    Brian Goin
    Men do crazy things when other men are around. But they also achieve the impossible.

  • Learning the Seasons of the Soul
    Mike Glenn
    Time is important to us. When you were in school, you spent a lot of time trying to learn how to tell time. Now, a lot of you are at a disadvantage because you’ve grown up in the digital age and clocks tell you what time it is. Your watch will beep; a digital voice will call out the hour. You don’t have to tell time. The time tells you.

  • Spiritual Accounting 101
    Steve D. Eutsler
    God is the real owner of everything. We're just His managers.

  • Eight Marks of Stiff-Necked People
    Dr. Ray Pritchard
    Pride keeps us from hearing what God is saying. Pride makes our necks stiff.

  • Theological Thoughts from a Thunderstorm
    Dr. Franklin Kirksey
    Thunderstorms are threatening, but the theology surrounding them can be thrilling! The term theological refers to something that is of or pertaining to the field of theology. Theology is the study of the nature of God and true religion. This word comes from a combination of two words, theo meaning "God" and logy meaning "study."

  • Eternity Written on Our Hearts
    Crawford Loritts
    God has called us to be a people of destiny. We have a longing in our souls because eternity has been written in our hearts ...

  • 10 Things the Inexperienced Preacher (or Lay Speaker) Needs to Learn Fast
    Joe McKeever
    Here is my list of ten things the beginning (or rusty or occasional) speaker seems not to know, but needs to learn quickly in order to be effective.

  • Gospel or Justice, Which?
    Russell Moore
    Some evangelicals talk as though personal evangelism and public justice are contradictory concerns, or, at least, that one is part of the mission of the church and the other isn’t. I think otherwise.

  • Has Any People Heard the Voice of God Speaking...And Survived?
    R. Albert Mohler, Jr.
    We preach and we teach and we speak because God has spoken. Because God has spoken, we dare not remain silent. There is a task here; there is an urgency here...

  • Answers for Unanswered Prayer
    Gary E. Yates
    Chaplain Max Helton prayed with Dale Earnhardt just prior to the 2001 Daytona 500. Earnhardt said, "Pray that I'll be able to drive with wisdom.” In that very race, Earnhardt lost his life in a final lap crash.

  • The Expulsive Power of a New Affection
    Thomas Chalmers (1780-1847)
    Scottish pastor, Thomas Chalmers (1780-1847), powerfully implored his people to reject moralism and give their lives to the gospel, letting the transforming power of the gospel change their hearts. Read his masterful sermon here.

  • Preaching In The Public Square
    Kurt Fredrickson
    What should we be mindful of if called on to preach a very public funeral sermon? One pastor shares both the sermon and the reflections on preaching in the public square that guided him through this challenge.

  • Hit By Friendly Fire: What To Do When Christians Hurt You
    Michael Milton
    It is war, and a deadly missile is now headed for you. The one who fired it is on your side. Hit by friendly fire, what will you do?

  • Jesus vs. Paul: An Interview with Scot McKnight about the Gospel
    Trevin Wax
    Scot seeks to help evangelicals resolve a common dilemma – how to reconcile and integrate the different emphases we find in the teachings of Jesus (Kingdom of God) and the letters of Paul (justification by faith).
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