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September 2015

In His Absence
Preaching
In His Absence
When we feel on our own, can we recover the power and presence of God?
Peyton Jones
Pastoring Rappers
Leadership
Pastoring Rappers
The artists of Humble Beast on the idolatry of artistry, and how the local church best serves artists.
Interview by Richard Clark
The Refugees Are Here
Leadership|Outreach
The Refugees Are Here
How a German pastor is teaching his people to welcome those displaced from Syria.
Interview by Ryan Hoselton
Five Podcasts That Model Good Storytelling
Leadership
Five Podcasts That Model Good Storytelling
How listening to great stories helps me communicate the gospel more effectively.
Rachel Currie Triska
The Age of Ambition
Leadership|Outreach
The Age of Ambition
Our focus on reaching more people could take our attention away from those God has placed in our midst.
Chris Nye
4 Surprising Benefits of Seminary
Leadership
4 Surprising Benefits of Seminary
What I learned in a classroom that proved helpful in leading a church.
Steve Norman
5 Reasons to Still Love Churches
5 Reasons to Still Love Churches
The church attracts many critics, but there are still plenty of signs of health and hope.
David Staal, president, Kids Hope USA
5 Pastoral Pet Peeves
Outreach
5 Pastoral Pet Peeves
After decades in ministry, I’ve identified some Christian habits that get under my skin.
Dan Cooley
Max Lucado: Dangerous Voices
Discipleship |Leadership
Max Lucado: Dangerous Voices
Don't be quick to believe what others say about you—whether it's bad or especially if it's good.
Interview by Richard Clark
Don’t Give up on the Black Church
Leadership|Outreach
Don’t Give up on the Black Church
Many black ministers-in-training are turning on the black church. Here’s why they should give it a second look.
Charlie Dates

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