Benjamin J. Shear examines what churches should pay for pulpit supply.

The Lord is pleased to spend a lifetime molding and making us after the likeness of Christ, working in us what pleases him, using perhaps decades of ordinary faithfulness, in which our lives develop a patina that reflects the beauty of Christ.

Faith and college football both run deep in towns like Starkville, Mississippi.

Christians need a broader vision of science as a doxological vocation, exploring and communicating the greatness of the Creator.

Over the past decade, MTW’s 1% Challenge transformed church mobilization, turning a simple call to prayer into a unified, intentional movement for world missions.

Based on his personal experience, the author believes bivocational ministry presents benefits to both the minister and the congregation.

God allows us to walk through seasons of waiting to deepen our trust and dependence on him.

To preach the law gracefully is to restore it to its proper place: not as a ladder to climb, but as a path to walk.

Why can’t we just welcome and absorb the genuine kindness and support that those who love us are so ready to give?

We are not merely individuals who happen to need others. We become more fully ourselves as we live in relationship with God and with others.