November 3, 2026
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Rob Bell Isn”t Your Biggest Concern
Brian Jones warns that false teaching is not limited to famous pastors or authors, arguing that every Christian’s doctrine can shape others’ faith, witness, and understanding of Hell.
Fifty-One Miles to Faith
Daniel Schantz reflects on the simplicity, family spirit, and unhurried worship of Leonard Christian Church, a small rural Missouri congregation that renews his faith.
More than Teacups . . . a Plea for Biblical Literacy
Megan Gariss urges older Christians to help younger believers move beyond spiritual dependency by teaching them how to study Scripture, discover truth, and walk faithfully with God.
Adult Education and the Challenge to Make Disciples
Tom May explores how churches can improve adult education through stronger priorities, planning, marketing, relevance, quality, and innovation in order to teach toward genuine discipleship.
Our Lost Love
Charles A. Lee urges churches to confront adult biblical illiteracy, assess Bible knowledge among members and leaders, and renew their commitment to serious Bible-focused teaching.
More and Better Disciples
Mountain Christian Church’s women’s ministry uses welcoming events, Bible studies, small groups, and retreats to help women connect with the church and take clear next steps toward discipleship.
Why Women’s Ministry?
Susan Lawrence explains why women’s ministry should be shaped by intentional discipleship, healthy relationships, and prayerful obedience rather than tradition, trends, or one-size-fits-all programming.
Reaching Their Potential?
Christian church leaders and women’s ministry leaders respond to whether churches allow women to reach their full potential in Christ, offering varied perspectives on gifting, leadership, Scripture, and…
Women’s Ministry: Changing Views
Patricia Rohach’s research shows how women’s ministry in Christian churches has changed over five decades, while highlighting ongoing needs for spiritual growth, relationships, and mentoring.
Cohabitation for Idiots
Arron Chambers argues that cohabitation before marriage weakens covenant love, creates spiritual and relational insecurity, and often leads couples into the very struggles marriage is meant to guard…
Women’s Ministry in Our Changing World
LeAnne Blackmore explores how women’s ministry can better value women’s time, communication, generational relationships, church unity, and spiritual growth rooted in God’s Word.
What’s Happening with Women’s Ministry?
Leaders from Christian churches describe how women’s ministry is shifting toward authentic relationships, outreach, mentoring, flexible Bible studies, and more meaningful spiritual engagement across generations.
Is the Church in a Recession?
Kent E. Fillinger examines church giving, staffing, spending, debt, and outreach trends among surveyed Christian churches and churches of Christ following the Great Recession.
Confronting Our Own Heresy
Dick Alexander argues that the gospel is not only about forgiveness and Heaven, but about joining God’s kingdom work now to restore what sin has damaged.
Growing Church, Part-time Staff
Carpenter’s Christian Church in Harrodsburg, Kentucky, grew from a small core group into a thriving congregation through bivocational staff, elder-led ministry, shared systems, and community outreach.
