
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Kelly Carr becomes the permanent editor of The Lookout after successfully serving in an interim role. Mark A. Taylor celebrates her leadership, editorial contributions, and the promising future…

A memorial service for professor Tom Friskney stirs memories of childhood worship and enduring faithfulness, prompting Mark A. Taylor to consider the spiritual legacy our choices leave for…


A clean desk may help us focus, but what about a clean heart? Mark A. Taylor humorously explores clutter, outward appearances, and Scripture's call to pursue inward spiritual…

What matters more in ministry: growing attendance or a sincere heart? Mark A. Taylor explores insights from three megachurch leaders on spiritual health, humility, and the motives behind…

Church growth and missions progress offer reasons to celebrate, but declining attendance and religious affiliation raise serious concerns. Mark A. Taylor explains why loving the church means confronting…

Discover four practical ways to enrich your prayer times. Mark A. Taylor shares insights from David Butts and Ken Read on praying the Psalms, singing prayers, praising God,…

What do millennials really want from the church? Rachel Held Evans and Donna Freitas offer surprisingly simple insights about authentic Christianity, hookup culture, meaningful relationships, and the power…

Are smartphones bringing us closer together or pulling us apart? Mark A. Taylor explores digital distractions, their impact on relationships and spiritual growth, and four practical ways to…

A neighbor's return to church inspires Mark A. Taylor to reflect on Easter, the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the promise of a brand-new life that offers more…

Beyond Easter candy and holiday traditions, Mark A. Taylor shares five biblical reasons to celebrate Jesus, inviting believers to deepen their Easter worship through Scripture, reflection, and remembrance…

How do we recognize God's calling in ordinary life? Mark A. Taylor reflects on biblical heroes, daily obedience, and the quiet faithfulness that prepares Christians for meaningful service.

How can Christian churches pursue unity without compromising their convictions? Mark A. Taylor reflects on insights from Bob Russell, Rick Grover, and Paul Blowers about Restoration Movement identity…

Can Christians pursue unity without compromising biblical convictions? Mark A. Taylor reflects on fellowship, doctrinal differences, and the call to work together while standing firm on Scripture.

What keeps independent Christian churches connected without denominational bureaucracy? Mark A. Taylor explores the shared convictions, relationships, and Restoration Movement heritage that make cooperation possible—and why those connections…
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