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California Pastor Takes Ministry into the AI Age, Creates Digital Clone of Himself

A California pastor has taken AI integration to an unprecedented level by creating an AI clone of himself, allowing his congregation to consult him anytime and ask questions they might be too shy to pose in person. 

What Does Galatians 6 Really Teach about Restoring Fallen Church Leaders?

When a pastor falls, what does Scripture actually call the Church to do? Walk through Galatians 1 and 6 to see why truth must draw clear lines and why restoration must be carried out with gentleness.

How God Turned My Darkest Moment into Redemption

Caught in guilt and shame after a life-altering mistake, I thought I was beyond redemption—until God’s grace met me at my lowest. Through infertility, adoption, and the healing power of perseverance, I discovered the life-changing truth of James 1:12. Join me as I share how God’s love turned my darkest moments into a story of hope and restoration.

Should Christians Believe in Dinosaurs? Is This Belief Consistent with Scripture?

Some Christians question the belief in dinosaurs primarily for two reasons: 1) the Bible mentions only two dinosaur-like creatures of which there is no trace today (and they may have been fictitious), and 2) the existence of dinosaurs doesn’t agree with their belief about creation. 

7 Ways to Pray for the Annoying Person in Your Bible Study

Christianity draws the broken, the marginalized, and the desperate. A message of hope and love and peace will do that for those who have been rejected by the world. And responding to the Good News brings with it an amazing community, a belonging many have never experienced, even in their own families. While this is God’s way, the broken and desperate can also be difficult for different reasons.

10 Uncomfortable Topics Pastors Should Still Preach

A Pastor is often faced with the tension of either preaching the uncomfortable truth of God’s Word or watering it down to make it more agreeable to the listener.

5 Steps Towards Healing from Church Hurt

Church hurt is a pain like no other, leaving deep wounds that can shake your faith and trust. But healing is possible, and hope is waiting. Discover why church hurts happen, how they play into spiritual warfare, and practical steps to find freedom, forgiveness, and restoration in God’s love.

7 Powerful Traits of a Truly Biblical Church

Scripture does not give directions about the format of seating or the use of a stage. We find no mention of a required carpet color or use of stained-glass windows. During the early days of the church, there were no chapels or cathedrals with steeples. That is because the Church is not a building.

What Makes a Great Leader?

Management is getting other people to do something. Leadership is getting other people to want to do it. 

7 Last Days Passages Pastors Rarely Preach

Here are seven Old Testament passages that are crucial to understanding the "last days" that you will rarely hear pastors preach on in today's churches.

Church Abuse Survivors Create Database to Protect the Vulnerable, Track Abusers

Survivors of church abuse have launched a groundbreaking new database, meticulously compiling information on alleged perpetrators across 100 denominations to protect vulnerable congregants and expose wrongdoing. 

How One Prayer Led Me to True Faith and Lasting Change

Jeff Schreve thought he had faith all figured out—until one unexpected question shattered that illusion: “Are you saved?” What followed was a surprising, heart-stirring journey from religious routine to real relationship with Jesus. His story is proof that no one is too far from a life-changing encounter with grace.

4 Ways to Get Back into the Routine of Going to Church Regularly after the Summer

The health of your heart, your home, and your faith hinges on this one habit. Make church attendance part of your plan, not your leftovers.

7 Harmful Things Churches Do That Drive New Visitors Crazy

I have seen and experienced many things that turn people off and cause them to leave and not come back. For most churches, I don’t believe they do these things with malicious intent, but when they happen, instead of welcoming the new visitor back, it pushes them away.

8 Ways to Study the Bible More Efficiently

To be effective publicly, we must be efficient and diligent in our private studies. So, the question arises: how do I get the most from my Bible study?

10 Ways the Church Creates Poor Environments for Mental Health

Historically, the Church has ignored or even created mental health issues in its congregations through these ten things.

Have the Gifts of the Spirit Ceased?

Have "sensational" gifts continued today, or did they pass away in the first century with the apostles?

7 Crucial Differences between Righteous Boldness and Rudeness

We know that we must speak up boldly for the truth of God's word, something that feels harder and harder in our modern world. But how do we know when our discussion is veering from righteous boldness to sinful rudeness?

What Does Jesus Teach Us about Correcting Others in Matthew 18:15?

Confronting someone about a sin is uncomfortable. Yet, if we love the person and desire the best for him or her, we must say something.  

The 10 Best People in Your Church

The best people in your church might not be those you’d notice right away, but look carefully and you will find Christians who exemplify and model these 10 godly characteristics.