December 16, 2011
The Impact of God”s Word on My Heart
Dean Trune shares four practices that keep God’s Word flowing into his daily life: reading Scripture, studying it deeply, memorizing verses, and taking time to meditate and listen.
December 16, 2011
Dean Trune shares four practices that keep God’s Word flowing into his daily life: reading Scripture, studying it deeply, memorizing verses, and taking time to meditate and listen.
September 16, 2011
Daniel Schantz explains why he questions, argues with, and probes Scripture—and how wrestling honestly with difficult passages has helped him understand the Bible more deeply.
January 25, 2011
Mark A. Taylor explains Christian Standard’s 2011 Bible emphasis, urging churches to lift up Scripture through deeper study, clearer teaching, and renewed commitment to biblical literacy.
Brian Jones challenges guilt-driven approaches to spiritual disciplines, arguing that God often forms disciples through suffering, rebuke, silence, service, and corporate worship.
March 7, 2010
James C. Donovan reflects on the pastoral challenge of ministering to gays and lesbians while holding biblical convictions about sexuality, church fellowship, grace, truth, and unity.
February 21, 2010
Terry O'Casey invites readers to stop rushing through Scripture and begin sauntering through God’s Word with curiosity, patience, trusted guides, and joy in discovery.
March 23, 2008
Ken Idleman explains why a well-prepared life undergirds powerful preaching, highlighting integrity, community, creativity, testimony, and study as priorities that validate the message and keep sermons fresh, relevant, and Spirit-energized.
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