December 7, 2005
Standard Publishing introduces Preaching Standard, an online subscription service offering complete sermons, fresh illustrations, news bits, statistics, and book reviews—updated weekly and searchable, with an introductory price and a free 30 day trial.
November 30, 2005
Standex International has decided to offer Standard Publishing for sale alongside other Consumer Products Group companies. Leaders say the move is strategic, not performance-related, as employees remain committed to “bringing the Word to life.”
November 30, 2005
Do you have a great baptism photo from your church, camp, or an outdoor setting? The Christian Standard is collecting high-resolution baptism pictures for two upcoming issues. Email one or two JPEGs with names, church info, and publishing permission.
November 30, 2005
Plan your 2009 NACC experience with this list of ticketed events and special activities, including tours, luncheons, training, networking breakfasts, kids’ day trips, and the free Casting Crowns concert.
November 30, 2005
In a world full of denominations, this article explains the Restoration Movement’s unity vision—“Christians only”—and traces key roots, leaders, and documents that shaped Christian churches and churches of Christ.
November 30, 2005
A two-issue focus on baptism offers fresh perspectives, interviews, and a classic essay—available now as one convenient download: “Baptism: 7 Practical Perspectives.”
November 30, 2005
Christian Standard offers three downloadable reprint series reformatted for easy sharing. Each download includes rights to make 10 copies, with topics covering skeptics’ questions, ordination, and a review of Calvinism’s teachings.
November 30, 2005
A meditation on how God uses humble beginnings—from a storm’s first formation to Jesus’ quiet birth—and how a simple Communion service can become a life-changing moment of repentance, focus, and renewal.
November 30, 2005
A devotional using the Sydney Harbor Bridge to show why what carries weight needs upkeep. The Lord’s Supper invites believers to examine their hearts, repent, and renew commitment to Christ.
November 30, 2005
Standard Publishing invites you to take a simple survey about a new ministry available soon—focused on digital downloadable resources and how you look for them. Click through to share your input today.
November 30, 2005
Standard Publishing invites readers to take a simple survey about a new ministry launching soon. Share how you search for digital downloadable resources and help shape what’s coming next.
November 13, 2005
Clarksburg (Indiana) Christian Church shows how wide participation, ministry teams, and a hands-on Vacation Bible School project can build unity, reduce burnout, and strengthen multigenerational relationships without a large staff or huge budget.
November 13, 2005
Kay Moll, Standard Publishing’s Vacation Bible School director, explains why VBS remains one of the church’s strongest outreach tools and how churches are adapting VBS resources for flexible, year-round ministry.
November 6, 2005
Using the Tour de France and Nehemiah’s wall-building mission, this reflection highlights teamwork, shared purpose, passionate effort, and the power of specific encouragement in leadership.
November 6, 2005
Standard Publishing employees learned Standex planned to offer the company for sale. Leaders said the move reflects Standex strategy—not Standard’s performance—and staff reaffirmed trust in God and commitment to “bringing the Word to life.”
Floyd Strater offers practical guidance for ministers weighing a move or a stay—why not to decide on Monday, how to evaluate the whole church context, and how to leave with peace and integrity.
A reflection on why ministerial transitions can feel like calling to ministers but loss to church members—and how taking the long view helps congregations and pastors navigate resignations with healthier perspective.
Many Christians know they “ought” to read the Bible and pray daily, but still wonder how. This column invites readers to share simple devotional routines and practical helps. Email a paragraph with “devotions” in the subject line by October 3.
Practical guidance for churches seeking to welcome and support families of children with disabilities. Learn compassionate ways to respond, choose encouraging words, and offer consistent, tangible help so families can belong fully in congregational life.
July 20, 2005
A reflection on Matthew 25:40 and ministry with families affected by disabilities—examining motives for service, resisting hidden selfishness, and discovering how Christians can learn, receive, and grow alongside those they serve.
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