When a pastor or ministry leader commits serious sin, the usual response is predictable: announce a “restoration process,” keep him near the platform and quietly plan for his comeback.
I’m not convinced that’s biblical — or healthy.
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In light of church shootings over the last few years, including Texas and Vestavia Hills, Alabama church leaders may be
In a May 13 podcast, TAB Media Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Rash tackled a controversial subject that many in the Church and
There are so many reasons to pray for your pastor. He stands before crowds large and small who are listening.
“Let’s face it — we’re all just one text message away, one email away, one call away from disaster or
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