Jump directly to the Content

Pastors

Home > Pastors > 2013 > June Web Exclusives

June 2013

Friday Five Interview: Jon Acuff
Some say it's narcissistic for Christians to pursue their dreams. But one popular communicator says it's not only okay, it's a matter of discipleship.
Daniel Darling
Bigger Chunks of Time
Shouldn't church be the best place to spend meaningful time with people?
James H. Gilmore
How Long Should a Sermon Be?
Twitter survey asks pastors how long they preach.
by Skye Jethani
Discipleship
Sick of Sermons
Chronic critique of sermons is an illness. But we can recover.
John Raines
Drinking to Remember
Discipleship
Drinking to Remember
Alcohol consumption isn't a simple yes or no issue.
Tony Kriz
Leadership
The Tweeting Disciple
Four things Twitter has taught me about following Jesus.
Leonard Sweet
Friday Five Interview: Philip Ryken
Are Christian colleges adequately preparing students for ministry? We ask the president of Wheaton College.
Daniel Darling
Love Closed Down Exodus International
As the "ex-gay" ministry ends a 37 year run, Alan Chambers sheds light on his decision.
Paul Pastor
Yes Church, We Still Need Seminaries
But not the way we think we do.
Lane Severson
Outreach
10 Things Pastors Need to Hear from Their Congregations
Just a few ideas.
Eric Atcheson

Current Issue

December 2023Subscribe
December
Read This Issue
Subscribe to Christianity Today and get 2 special issues from CT Pastors each year plus instant access to the digital archives.

Free Newsletters

Get the best from CT Pastors editors, delivered straight to your inbox.
More Newsletters
close
close-button

Important Note from CT’s President and CEO

Dear CT Reader,

When the brokenness of our world seems endless, more than ever, people need to see the kingdom come.

Christianity Today exists to tell the stories and ideas of the kingdom of God. To make visible the good news that Jesus is still at work today transforming lives and bringing glory to himself.

But we can’t do this without you. Will you give a year-end gift to ensure the stories and ideas of the kingdom of God are made known in a world that is desperate for the hope we have in Christ? Now through December 31, your gift will be doubled, thanks to generous ministry partners.

You can help make the kingdom visible. Give your tax-deductible gift by December 31.

Give Your Year-End Gift

Gratefully,

close-button

Timothy Dalrymple

President and CEO