Creating engaging content is an art requiring a deep dive into psychology. Motivating an audience to participate in communication is often not about the actual
Most churches want to draw more families with young children. Along with the joys of ministering to preschoolers come challenges as well. From bed babies
Not only does the Bible describe sin as “missing the mark” as noted last week in Theology 101, but it also describes sin in terms
By Roy Ciampa, Ph. D. Armstrong Chair of Religion, Samford University FORGIVE YOUR NEIGHBOR Matthew 18:21–35 As long as we live in this fallen world
By Jay T. Robertson, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, University of Mobile GOD HEARS 2 Kings 19:10–19, 32–34 The Taunt (10–13) King Hezekiah’s
Believers have a wonderful promise from Christ in Matthew 18:19–20. “When we pray alone, the Lord is with us … but there’s an additional encouragement
A faith-based, nonprofit organization needed a warehouse to store food donations they distribute to low-income families. They wrote several foundation and corporate grants to construct
Those who lead Sunday School classes have a responsibility to encourage and train members to bring the unsaved to Christ. That was the charge Jay
