Books I have found helpful, nourishing, or inspiring
It is only by reading great writers that you can know if your own writing measures up.
While publishers do allow their Bible translations to be quoted up to certain limits, these terms do not go very far beyond what is already permissible under “fair use” laws, and in many cases are ...
The Defeat of Ohio’s Pro-Life Referendum Should Be A Wake Up Call to Return to our Roots
Today the number of Americans who think abortion should be legal in all circumstances has risen to 35 percent.
MinistryWatch Readers are Generous, Curious, and Discerning
About 24 percent of you read MinistryWatch articles every day or multiple times a day. Another 47 percent of you say you read MinistryWatch “multiple times a week.”
Christians who engage in public discourse should be both truthful and fair.
Christians who engage in public discourse should be both truthful and fair.
He has a habit of “walking back” misstatements, but how do you walk back an entire conference?
The current controversy over his “Unconditional Love” conference is not the first time Andy Stanley’s miscues have gotten national attention, at least among evangelicals.
Pastoral care disconnected from theology is neither pastoral nor caring
Neither Scripture nor the teaching of the church throughout millennia of Christian theology is ambiguous about LGBTQ+ matters, John Stonestreet writes.
Most Christians Don't Know The Name of Julian Simon, But We Should
Julian Simon’s name does not mean much to many Christians today, but it should.
But the time has come for Christian leaders to take a step back and, with a “sound mind” (as Paul exhorted Timothy) to take a good look at what’s going on in the church and ...
In an era of brands, platforms, and celebrity, Robertson McQuilkin’s example is worth remembering
It is in such an age that we most need to remember men like Robertson McQuilkin, a man of his word, who counted sacrificial service to the one he loved not as something he had ...
