November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Columns
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Why Are We So Nasty on Social Media?
Why are Christians sometimes so mean online? Joe Boyd examines 10 reasons social media conversations turn hostile and challenges believers to replace digital cruelty with patience, kindness, and…
Just Breathe
When suffering leaves us exhausted, how does God's Spirit sustain us? Through Job's story, Jim Tune reflects on spiritual endurance, depression, and the quiet strength found in simply…
Volunteers: They”re Vital!
Church volunteers sacrifice valuable time to serve their congregations. Mark A. Taylor reflects on the demands they face and why church leaders should recognize, encourage, and appreciate those…
Paralysis, Condescension, or Love?
Do Christians see the world as an enemy or through the compassionate eyes of Jesus? Jim Tune challenges judgment, hostility, and spiritual pride, calling believers to respond to…
Parenting Predictable, Not Perfect
Perfect parenting isn't the goal. Discover why family stability, involved fathers, and supportive relationships matter more than flawless parenting—and how local churches can encourage parents and help children…
Working for the Glory of God
Bob Mink reviews Ben Witherington III's Work: A Kingdom Perspective on Labor, exploring biblical teaching on vocation, ethical employment, and the balance between work, rest, worship, and play.
Work: A Part of Gods Plan
Bert Crabbe reviews Timothy Keller's Every Good Endeavor, exploring how work fits into God's original design and why everyday occupations carry dignity, purpose, and opportunities to serve others.
Emotional Stinginess
Withholding encouragement can reveal deeper resentment, jealousy, and insecurity. Jim Tune challenges Christians to move beyond cynicism, recognize the gifts of others, and practice the generosity of sincere…
Chasing after Integrity
When Christian leaders disappoint us, does it mean they lack integrity? Mark A. Taylor explores the difference between human imperfection and moral failure, urging forgiveness, self-examination, and a…
Back to the Present
Great church leaders learn from the past without becoming trapped by nostalgia. Eddie Lowen explores generational wisdom, the dangers of romanticizing history, and the importance of engaging today's…
Behind My Back
When friends talk behind your back, is it always gossip? Jim Tune shares a personal experience that reveals the difference between betrayal and genuine concern, and the surprising…
Recognizing the Body
What does it mean to examine ourselves before Communion? Mark A. Taylor explores Paul's warning to the Corinthians and the connection between the Lord's Supper, church unity, and…
The Best Sermon I’ve Ever Heard (2)
Four Christian leaders share unforgettable sermons that shaped their faith and ministry, highlighting powerful messages about God's love, the Holy Spirit, spiritual renewal, and compassion for people beyond…
Powerful, Prolific, and the Professor
LeRoy Lawson reviews three thought-provoking books exploring Genghis Khan's leadership, N. T. Wright's engagement with contemporary issues, and Richard B. Hays's insights into reading the Old Testament and…
Story of God for All Mankind
What began as a church sermon series became Story of God, an eight-person theatrical production bringing 16 biblical stories to life through creative performance, with a vision for…
