Because our lives are so interwoven in God’s divine plan, one who enables another to fight for God is just as important as the one on the battlefield.

If Stanford and Apple used design thinking to create the iPhone, and Meta used it to create Facebook addicts, what might the same principles do when put to redemptive purposes? 

Whatever your circumstances today, remember that God’s purposes for you cannot fail.

Through preaching cohort groups, conferences and workshops, and new resources, CTS will develop an emphasis on preaching as a primary means of pastoral ministry.

Our prayers should reflect God’s divine design in, and gracious purposes through, “all kinds of people.”

We gain strength and zeal for life’s spiritual battles when we know we are securely held in the Lord’s arms.

Praise doesn’t erase trials but equips us for them.

Though less visible than the stated clerk, the business administrator’s role has proven to be just as essential. 

When we question why God doesn’t just eradicate all sin from the earth now, Jesus’ response is that his harvest of souls is not ready.

The strength of character required to be the head of a home is not displayed through outward appearances but developed through a heart of daily sacrifice.