November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
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The Pastoral Call of Corporate Leaders
J. Andrew Keith urges Christian corporate leaders to practice honesty, care for employees as people, and lead with the servant-minded concern of faithful pastors.
Myth Busting
Terry O’Casey challenges churches to move beyond narrow claims about being “New Testament” and recover a fuller biblical vision of discipleship, worship, baptism, leadership, discipline, and unity.
Prophetic Lessons for the 21st-Century Christian Leader (Part 1)
Edward Sanders reflects on Jeremiah’s prophetic calling and challenges Christian leaders to define success by faithfulness to God rather than numbers, growth, or cultural approval.
Children and Baptism: In Search of a New Model (Part 2)
Teresa D. Welch proposes a model for helping children move toward baptism through education, nurture, conversion as a process, and lifelong discipleship.
Dying to Self
Nicholas Schonlau reflects on baptism as more than obedience, connecting it to dying to self, being cut to the heart, and rising to new life in Christ.
Safe, to Lost, to Saved? (A Response)
Jeff Faull responds to questions about children, baptism, and accountability, urging Christian parents and leaders to teach the gospel carefully while trusting God with each individual situation.
Safe, to Lost, to Saved?
John Mark Hicks reflects on children, baptism, and the kingdom of God, questioning assumptions about the age of accountability and presenting baptism as a mature act of owned…
Children and Baptism: In Search of a New Model (Part 1)
Teresa D. Welch considers why parents and churches struggle with children’s baptism, examining New Testament examples, age questions, and the “age of accountability.”
Time for a Name Change?
Should believers abandon the name Christian? Jeff Faull examines its biblical origins, the damage done by those who misuse it, and why faithful living matters more than adopting…
When Ministers Cease to Exist
Keith Wishum reflects on why ministers quit and urges church members to see preachers not only for what they provide, but as people who need friendship and care.
I Was the Big, Dead Tree
Tim Harlow reflects on burnout, Elijah, Sabbath, and stillness, showing how even fruitful ministry can become spiritually dangerous when leaders begin running ahead of God.
Care & CounselingBurnout in Ministry
Ryan Conner examines ministry burnout, codependency, and the emotional toll of unhealthy expectations, pointing ministers and congregations toward self-care, boundaries, counseling, and healthier interdependency.
The Tyranny of the Paradigm (Part 1)
Jack Cottrell examines the “tyranny of the paradigm,” showing how controlling assumptions can shape scientific claims and theological interpretation alike.
They Trust Me, They Trust Me Not
Dave Ping explains why trust is essential to church leadership and how wounded congregations can begin rebuilding confidence through genuine listening, caring, and practical trust-building practices.
Solid Rock
Jennifer Taylor profiles The Rock & The Rabbi, a musical by Danny Hamilton and Gary Richardson that uses storytelling, acoustic music, and simple staging to tell the Gospel…
