Church & ministry

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  SBC President JD Greear talks new book, Trump-supporting evangelicals, and complementarianism

  SBC President J.D. Greear addresses the Gospel, how evangelical churches should respond to the 2020 election cycle, and how The Summit Church seeks to follow the complementarian model of church leadership while also allowing women to serve as teachers.

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  Evangelical pastor tackles ’45 lies Christians have been told’ in new book

  The Christian Post interviewed evangelical pastor Andrew Farley regarding his book and topics related to it, including his views on "prosperity gospel" and the opinion of some that Christians should “unhitch” themselves from the Old Testament.

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  Texas pastor on how churches can do better when reaching out to homosexuals

  For many Christians, the Bible is clear on homosexuality: it’s a sin. But there’s a real struggle among believers on how their convictions should play out when engaging with homosexual persons.

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  Great awakening on global scale is near, reminiscent of Welsh revival, Wallace Henley predicts

  The great move of God known as the Welsh revival that touched Wales soon after the turn of the 20th century portends the "lightning" of yet another awakening, according to Wallace Henley.

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  Fla. pastor tackles problem of ‘Cultural Christianity,’ says unsaved Christians are prevalent

  A Florida pastor is tackling what he considers to be the largest mission field in the United States: people who claim to be Christian but do not actually believe the Gospel.

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  Church leadership: How churches can maximize 'untapped potential' of women

  Experienced church leader and organizational expert Kadi Cole shares how leaders can begin accessing and maximizing the potential of women in their church.

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  Charismatic and liturgical Christians need each other: 'Spirit and Sacrament' author

  For far too long, charismatic and liturgical, sacramental Christianity have been divorced, and one British pastor thinks it's high time for a remarriage.

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  Tim Keller on evangelicals and politics, social justice, how churches should treat non-Christians

  Timothy Keller, author and founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, has released a new book centered on the Old Testament Book of Jonah and how it gives important lessons to the modern on how to interact with nonbelievers.

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  Sacred: When God's punishment seems too severe for the crime

  I was bothered the first time I read about God killing Uzzah just because he tried to keep the ark of the covenant from falling. Uzzah touched the ark because the cart it was riding on hit a pothole (2 Sam. 6). It seemed like a trivial mistake with good intentions. Sure, God had forbidden anyone from touching the ark, but what was Uzzah supposed to do? Let the holy ark of God fall to the ground?