November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
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Pray Expectantly
When Sheila Hudson faced losing her job and health benefits, she prayed for a solution. What followed taught her an unforgettable lesson about praying expectantly, trusting God's timing,…
Breathing Space in the Spiritual Journey
Jan Johnson reflects on journaling as a spiritual discipline that helps believers pray honestly, listen for God’s voice, record spiritual growth, and find rest in God’s presence.
Abide in My Word
Brandon Smith reflects on abiding in Jesus’ words, showing how intentional time in Scripture forms disciples over time and changes their condition in Christ.
Don’t Make Me Lay Hands on You!
Tim Harlow reflects on Nehemiah, Jesus, and Paul to challenge church leaders toward courageous, loving correction rooted in zeal for the health of God’s people.
Improvisation Is Hard Work
Kyle Baker draws on jazz training with Delfeayo Marsalis to show church leaders why strong improvisation requires discipline, planning, rehearsal, and continued growth.
Pep Rally Jesus and Other Youthful Myths
Jim Herbst challenges the promise of “Pep Rally Jesus,” reflecting on suffering, ministry disappointment, illness, funerals, and the resurrection hope that outlasts earthly guarantees.
So Long to Good-Byes
Church consumerism can turn congregational commitment into a matter of personal preference. Cal Jernigan explores why Christians change churches and offers practical guidance for strengthening relationships, resolving disagreements,…
Must We Earn the Right to Share the Gospel?
Robert Reese considers whether Christians must “earn the right” before sharing the gospel, arguing that compassion and evangelism belong together in faithful witness.
Getting the Most from Old Testament Stories (Part 2)
Matt Proctor offers seven practical questions for reading Old Testament narratives with fresh eyes, helping readers notice story type, setting, characters, dialogue, repetition, irony, and literary context.
Go, You (Why You Should Attend the National Missionary Convention)
A first-time attendee reflects on the 2010 National Missionary Convention and discovers that mission is not only for missionaries, but for every believer through prayer, encouragement, and obedience.
Why Churches Should Euthanize Small Groups
Brian Jones challenges church leaders to rethink small groups, arguing that discipleship grows through Spirit-led community and formed disciples—not merely organized meetings and discussion guides.
A Birthday Worth Celebrating
Victor Knowles reflects on the 400th anniversary of the King James Version, honoring its beauty and influence while urging Christians not to divide over Bible translation preferences.
Every Issue from 2010 on One CD!
The 2010 CHRISTIAN STANDARD CD-ROM includes every 2010 issue in a searchable format for research, teaching, preaching illustrations, and easy article access.
Getting the Most from Old Testament Stories (Part 1)
Matt Proctor explains how to read Old Testament narratives as part of God’s larger salvation story, not merely as isolated morality tales or personal life lessons.
Revitalizing Your Children’s Ministry
Karen Wingate tells how Plymouth Avenue Christian Church revitalized its children’s ministry through honest critique, community awareness, clear vision, and consistent encouragement for volunteers.
