1 Corinthians 12

Six Things I’ve Learned about Leadership

What defines godly leadership? Mark A. Taylor explores biblical examples of humility, service, suffering, and Spirit-led strength, reminding Christian leaders that following Jesus must always come before leading…

The Blessing of Memory

Refreshed by Repentance

The Blessing of Memory

The Reason for This Season, Too

Still We Meet on the Lord”s Day

Body Language

Proclaim the Savior

To Drink or Not to Drink?

John Caldwell makes a biblical and pastoral case for abstaining from alcohol, challenging Christians to consider addiction, influence on others, and the broader consequences of social drinking.

Unwelcome at the Table

Judas’s departure from the table reveals the seriousness of divided loyalty. William R. Baker reflects on the Lord’s Supper and the wholehearted devotion to Christ and one another…

The Marginalized

Many believers sit quietly on the margins of congregational life, longing to belong. David Soucie challenges Christians to notice the overlooked and intentionally extend the acceptance, attention, and…

The Old Has Gone, the New Has Come!

Victor Knowles reflects on Communion at the start of a new year, reminding believers that the Lord's Supper points to forgiveness, resurrection, new life, and Christ's return.

Treasures in Jars of Clay

Broad Creek Christian Church’s Jars of Clay program demonstrates how churches can welcome children with autism and other special needs into worship, Bible learning, and the life of…

Lesson for July 17, 2011: Use God”s Strength (Judges 3:15-25, 29, 30)

Ehud, Eglon, Judges, Moab, James Hansee, Whitewater Crossing Christian Church, Cleves Ohio, Standard Lesson Commentary,

A Fitting Memorial

Bob Hostetler reflects on memorials and why Jesus chose Communion, not a monument, as the living act through which Christians remember and proclaim his sacrificial death.