
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

How should Christians balance biblical conviction with compassion toward people with same-sex attraction? Mark A. Taylor explores Christian responses to homosexual practice, drawing on Scripture-focused teaching and previous…

What can the sacrifices of missionaries teach us about loving the world? Mark A. Taylor reflects on Scripture, suffering, and the uncomfortable questions raised by our attachment to…

How can local churches make a greater impact on college campuses? Mark A. Taylor shares 10 practical ways to support campus ministries through prayer, giving, hospitality, personal relationships,…

A senior choir reminds Mark A. Taylor that creativity, love, service, and purpose do not disappear with age—and that the accumulated impact of daily faithfulness can make a…

What makes an effective leader? Mark A. Taylor reflects on an unexpected lesson in humility, character, mission, and why lasting leadership depends on more than charisma.

Christian Standard is moving from weekly to monthly publication, bringing readers an expanded issue with familiar features, new columnists, news, and resources while continuing weekly content online.

After publishing weekly since 1866, Christian Standard announces its move to a 68-page monthly magazine designed to offer deeper content, reach more readers, and steward resources more effectively.

David Faust’s Honest Questions, Honest Answers equips Christians to welcome honest doubts and respond thoughtfully to questions about Christian faith with practical, understandable answers.

Church leaders explore how community service becomes more than another program when outreach is relational, rooted in everyday life, and intentionally focused on making disciples.

Tim Tebow, Marcus Buckingham, and Andy Stanley challenge common leadership myths at the 2012 Leadercast, showing how influence, individual strengths, and navigating uncertainty shape effective leaders.

Christian Standard considers differing views on immigration while challenging Christians to recognize the immigrants in their communities and respond to them with compassion, practical concern, and Christian love.

The Reset Tour challenges missions-minded church leaders to consider how rapid cultural and digital change demands new thinking about evangelism, discipleship, and the church’s Great Commission work.

Survey findings show that changing worship styles can create conflict—but leaving worship unchanged does not eliminate disagreement. Mark A. Taylor considers what that means for church leaders and…

Research about church growth and ministerial longevity raises difficult questions for longtime ministers—and challenges congregations to examine their outreach, comfort, and willingness to embrace new approaches.

How long should a sermon be? Mark A. Taylor considers Peggy Noonan’s 20-minute rule and gathers perspectives from preachers and ministry leaders on making sermons effective without becoming…
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