Pastor-theologians across the spectrum benefit from one another’s gifts.
Michael Kruger explores how Christians can deepen their faith even as they experience doubt amid a skeptical age.
‘The Pastor as Apologist’ speaks to an ever-relevant need for pastors and churches in the 21st century: to make churches centers of apologetic engagement and to equip pastors in the basics of apologetic skills.
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The rereleased lecture series ‘Preaching Christ in a Postmodern World’ by Tim Keller and Edmund Clowney can greatly influence your preaching.
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Michael Kruger explores how Christians can deepen their faith even as they experience doubt amid a skeptical age.
Jackie Hill Perry, Jasmine Holmes, and Melissa Kruger highlight the blessings and benefits of digging into the Bible with other believers.
Rebecca McLaughlin outlines a three-step approach for Christians grappling with doubts: pray, ask tough questions, and lean on fellow Christians.
Courtney Doctor, Vanessa Hawkins, and Melissa Kruger discuss strategies for engaging and supporting women in church leadership roles.
Gavin Ortlund and Jay Kim question if the essential physical elements of traditional church can be authentically replicated in a virtual environment.
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Pastor-theologians across the spectrum benefit from one another’s gifts.
Jesus doesn’t need your candidate to win for him to establish his kingdom.
When we see teaching and leadership gifts, it’s easy to get excited, to want to nurture those more obvious gifts. But there are many other gifts and members that need to be noticed and encouraged.
Michael Kruger explores how Christians can deepen their faith even as they experience doubt amid a skeptical age.
‘The Pastor as Apologist’ speaks to an ever-relevant need for pastors and churches in the 21st century: to make churches centers of apologetic engagement and to equip pastors in the basics of apologetic skills.
Contemporary visual storytelling is stylistically advanced but morally regressive. We’re in a renaissance of style but a dark ages of story.
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