
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Mark A. Taylor reflects on pride, humility, and pastoral retirement, explaining why leaders must look beyond their own positions and put the church's mission first when preparing for…

Reflecting on the 2016 presidential election, Mark A. Taylor shares insights from Joe Boyd and Dick Alexander on political disagreement, respectful conversation, prayer, and the responsibility of Christians…

Celebrate Christian Standard's 150th anniversary through this archived 2016 subscription announcement from Mark A. Taylor, featuring a special $15 print offer, digital edition access, and encouragement from Dave…

Why do church teams become dysfunctional? Mark A. Taylor explores how common sense, personal responsibility, and Christian principles can help leaders confront pride, workplace conflict, and unhealthy organizational…

Mark A. Taylor examines nearly two decades of megachurch growth among Christian churches and churches of Christ, exploring what attendance numbers reveal—and why smaller congregations deserve equal appreciation.

Mark A. Taylor shares photos from Christian Standard's 150th anniversary celebration, honoring the magazine's first issue in 1866, the people behind its history, and its commitment to the…

Mark A. Taylor reflects on Christian Standard's 150th anniversary, exploring how the magazine changed its format and tone while preserving its commitment to biblical convictions, Christian unity, and…

Easter Sunday may be over, but its meaning continues. Mark A. Taylor reflects on how Christ's resurrection calls believers beyond crowded worship services toward everyday obedience, humble service,…

Are you serving where God can use you best? Mark A. Taylor explores vocational calling, the temptation to prioritize comfort, and the opportunities for meaningful service already around…
Discipleship & Spiritual Formation
What makes a ministry worth continuing? Mark A. Taylor draws on Shelly Palmer's critique of Yahoo to challenge church leaders to evaluate their mission, distinctive value, quality of…

Mark A. Taylor examines declining public trust in churches and argues that personal integrity matters. Drawing on Peggy Noonan and 1 Peter 2:12, he challenges Christians to strengthen…

Mark A. Taylor reflects on spiritual discouragement, temptation, illness, and grief. Through Scripture and examples of faithful leaders, he explores how prayer, perseverance, and spiritual maturity help believers…
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