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March 2016

March Web Exclusives
It's Lonely at the Top
Leadership
It's Lonely at the Top
So listen to the voices. The right voices.
David Staal
Zeal Flips Tables
Zeal Flips Tables
Jesus wasn't always Mr. Nice Guy. Church leaders shouldn't be either.
Derek Rishmawy
How a Texas Church Drove Out the Predatory Loan Industry
Outreach
How a Texas Church Drove Out the Predatory Loan Industry
For one Garland pastor, living out the gospel means collective political action.
James Addis
The Church Leader's Uneasy Compromise with Anger
The Church Leader's Uneasy Compromise with Anger
Sometimes our indignation's greatest accomplishment is revealing who we are.
Martyn Wendell Jones
7 Times Your 'Righteous' Anger Probably Isn't
7 Times Your 'Righteous' Anger Probably Isn't
Yes, your projector malfunctioned. Breathe. It's going to be okay.
Daniel Darling
The Temple Market
Outreach
The Temple Market
SALE! This week only! Come and see!
Aaron Belz
Blood, Our Horror and Fascination
Discipleship |Preaching
Blood, Our Horror and Fascination
It’s part of what makes Good Friday good.
David Slagle
Reassembling My Faith
Discipleship |Leadership
Reassembling My Faith
What would make the difference between doubt strengthening my belief or crushing it?
Paul J. Pastor
Deep AND Wide
Discipleship |Leadership|Outreach |Preaching
Deep AND Wide
How we're trying to be 'a seeker church with depth.'
Jim Nicodem
Campaign Issues Then and Now
Leadership|Outreach
Campaign Issues Then and Now
Certain themes keep coming up, millennia after millennia.
John Ortberg

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