November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
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What Is a Sermon? A Survey of Scripture . . .
Mark Scott explores what a sermon is, how Scripture describes preaching, and what faithful sermons should accomplish in the hearts and lives of listeners.
What Is a Sermon? My Definition Has Changed Over the Years
Jud White reflects on creativity, humor, and the deeper goal of preaching: clearly explaining Scripture and applying it to individual and community life.
God at Work in the Middle of the Week
Small-town churches in Illinois and Indiana show how midweek ministry can reach children, serve families, and renew a congregation’s sense of mission beyond Sunday morning.
What Is a Sermon? Three Words Describe . . .
Jeff Walling explains why great sermons last beyond Sunday morning, urging preachers to build around a clear image that is simple, vivid, and passionate.
List of Campus Ministries (2010)
A 2010 Christian Standard directory of campus ministries, including schools served, ministry names, leaders, phone numbers, websites, and email contacts across the United States and several international locations.
What I Have Learned in 50 Years as a Theologian (Part 2)
Jack Cottrell examines Law vs. Grace, arguing that Christians become and remain justified by grace through faith while rethinking common Restoration Movement teachings about salvation and baptism.
From the Campus to the World
Greg Swinney reflects on how campus ministries can make short-term mission trips effective through prayer, preparation, service, and debriefing after a student mission trip to Sabinas, Mexico.
Leading People Toward Redemption and Restoration (Part 3)
Ken Swatman offers practical guidance for pastors and leaders helping people walk through repentance, redemption, restored identity, healed relationships, and the careful restoration of leadership authority.
Leading People Toward Redemption and Restoration (Part 2)
Ken Swatman offers pastors and church leaders a practical framework for leading people through repentance, identifying its fruit, and moving toward redemption, restoration, and renewed obedience.
The Night the Rocks Cried Out
Tracie Stanley reflects on a Lifeline Christian Mission trip to Haiti that became a firsthand witness to earthquake devastation, Haitian faith, prayer, suffering, and unexpected blessings.
The Revolutionary Relevance of Christian Hope in Communion
Ash Barker reflects on sharing Communion in Klong Prem prison and discovering revolutionary hope in Christ’s body, blood, and promised return.
After the Earthquake in Haiti
Reggie Hundley reports how Christian ministries responded after Haiti’s 2010 earthquake with food, shelter, medical care, and long-term relief rooted in practical compassion and gospel hope.
Embracing Our Questioners
John Castelein urges churches to welcome sincere questions, engage struggling believers honestly, and build discipleship, worship, and teaching around thoughtful faith rather than fear.
Journey to Hope
A ministry couple arrives at a pastor care retreat angry, wounded, and exhausted—but through confession, counseling, and grace, they begin finding healing for their marriage and ministry.
Leading People Toward Redemption and Restoration (Part 1)
Ken Swatman offers practical counsel for pastors and church leaders preparing to confront sin with wisdom, patience, documentation, clear boundaries, and a redemptive goal.
