Should I Get Paid for Ministry?
Paul—and the rest of the Bible—simultaneously affirm that ministers deserve pay and yet that ministers ought to serve free of charge.
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Paul—and the rest of the Bible—simultaneously affirm that ministers deserve pay and yet that ministers ought to serve free of charge.
A missionary is a qualified Christian sent out under the authority of a local church to an area of recognized need in order to pursue the work of the Great Commission.
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ wants a subjective basis for values like love and kindness, but it needs an objective one. It’s haunted by the objectivity it denies.
It’s dangerously easy to want to preach Christ but fail to do so.
Instead of pointing us toward personal indulgence, Scripture shows us how we can uniquely experience God on this side of eternity.
A record 50.4 million American adults plan to bet on this weekend’s Super Bowl, wagering a total of $16 billion. What should Christians know about sports betting?
A summary of the major Christian traditions and denominations in the United States, featuring theological distinctives and famous figures.
Collin Hansen and James Eglinton discuss Herman Bavinck, the Dutch theologian who strongly influenced Timothy Keller’s spiritual formation.
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Patrick Miller and Jay Kim share their respective arguments about the ever-growing landscape of technology and how church leaders should respond.
Has God ever shown you his faithfulness? Let his past faithfulness cultivate current faith in you.
Encouragement for Pastors' Wives
Megan Hill reads ‘Meg Is Not Alone,’ a TGC Kids book that teaches children the importance and blessing of the local church.
Tim Keller’s former Westminster Seminary colleague Bill Edgar discusses Francis Schaeffer, Ed Clowney, Cornelius Van Til, and cultural apologetics.
In Jesus, we see unimaginable power served in unimaginable humility.
If we say we prioritize abortion, we should be fully informed of the political realities beyond election day.
Paul—and the rest of the Bible—simultaneously affirm that ministers deserve pay and yet that ministers ought to serve free of charge.
Dr. Carson has been like a grandfather and mentor to me. Here are 13 things I’ve learned from the world-class theologian.
As God’s people, we’re called to live with different priorities than the world around us.
Learning from the global church helps believers in the West zoom out, put aside their assumptions, and see afresh the relevance and power of truths that may no longer seem that way.
As you prepare a feast for your congregation, remember to include something for the kids.
