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 ...
Regular MinistryWatch readers know that Christian colleges and universities are in a state of crisis.
Anyone who thinks mental health is not a key issue for churches and ministries is simply not paying attention.
A friendly exhortation to my fellow evangelical elders
Younger folks, Gen Z, Gen X, and Millennials are more than twice as likely to volunteer for a non-profit than Boomers. And therein lies a lesson.
Ministries benefit financially, but some evangelicals question their two-decade support of the program
Now comes the debate about whether PEPFAR should be reauthorized, and that reauthorization has met with some new resistance.
Given some concerns, and the proliferation of trafficking ministries, what’s a Christian donor to do? Here are a few guidelines.
Church Music Is About More Than Style
When your church sings a song in its Sunday service, it’s an act of worship. But for most churches it is also an act of commerce. Someone is getting paid, probably lots of someones. Let me ...
Angel Studios’ “Sound of Freedom” pulled off a slick marketing coup this week.
But Non-Denoms and Anglicans Are On The Rise
MinistryWatch President Warren Smith comments on one or more stories in the week’s news, adding an additional perspective or, sometimes, a behind-the-scenes look at how the story came to be.
