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Editorial Note Why do some lists say there are 59 “one another” passages while others contain more? The traditional number 59 refers primarily to…
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Editorial Note Why do some lists say there are 59 “one another” passages while others contain more? The traditional number 59 refers primarily to…
“You have taken off the old self with its practices, and have put on the new self, which is being renewed in knowledge in…
One of the greatest misunderstandings in church leadership is the belief that shepherding flows only in one direction. We picture the pastor shepherding the…
There is a dangerous misconception in many churches today. When a leader begins wounding people through harshness, intimidation, control, or pride, we often assume…
Strong leadership becomes dangerous when gifting, results, and sound doctrine conceal patterns of harshness, control, and fear. Scripture calls churches—and especially elders—to recognize these patterns early and shepherd both their leaders and their people faithfully.
“Each one should carry his own load.”Galatians 6:5 BSB The argument had been going on for several minutes. He had his version. She had…
“Against You, You only, have I sinned and done what is evil in Your sight.”Psalm 51:4 BSB There are verses in Scripture that seem…
After church one Sunday, a friend quietly asked if we could talk for a few minutes. His tone immediately caught my attention. He wasn’t…
There are some things in the Christian life that Scripture commands plainly. Love your neighbor. Forgive one another. Do not neglect meeting together. Pray…
“Good morning, Beloved.” Those words are my favorite way to greet God’s people. (Three syllables pronounced Be-love-ed.) It isn’t because the word “church” is…