If you’ve been asked to teach in your church’s education program, you might wonder what it takes to be a good teacher.
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Maintaining a healthy, differentiated pastoral identity requires a persistent focus on the Bible’s descriptions of a pastor.
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This was a very rough day for them, for reasons I still don’t fully know. They needed guidance from someone who cared. There I was.
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“Healing the city one person at a time” became a catchphrase for our church.
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The church often continues to act as if young parents and their children are the primary audiences for their ministry.
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Julia Jumbo was a weaver—indeed, a master weaver.
Prepared or Ready?
One Church’s Story of Rising to the OccasionREAD MOREThe doorbell rang. We weren’t prepared for what happened next.
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It’s easy to confuse shame with guilt or embarrassment, but shame is way more toxic.
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We can follow our Lord in the way of overcoming evil with goodness by seeking to obey the ninth commandment in Christlike ways.
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For 1,700 years, the Nicene Creed has been believed and memorized and confessed by Christians as a standard of their faith.
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It’s easy to fall into the trap of catering to trends in hopes of winning youth to Jesus, but this reactive approach might lead to misplaced priorities and unintended consequences.
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Our disunity is not uncommon, but it is not what God desires for us.
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What does A Charlie Brown Christmas have to teach us about Advent?
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Be honest. Do you prefer light topics when talking with your fellow church attenders?
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The evening sky was rapidly darkening as my family frantically huddled outside our broken-down van on the rocky shoulder of a busy mountain highway.
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Language is an imperfect means of human communication, and societies are constantly assessing or adding words to convey complex ideas.
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While often identified as a Reformation slogan, we have no written evidence that the reformers themselves used these words together this way.
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How do we converse without wrecking relationships or deepening divides? Here are a few tips.
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This article is the honorable mention pick for The Banner’s 2024 Young Adults Writing Contest on the topic of peacemaking.
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Third-place winner of The Banner’s 2024 Young Adults Writing Contest, with the topic of peacemaking.
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Read the second-place winner of The Banner’s 2024 Young Adult Writing Contest on the topic of peacemaking.
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The first-place winner of The Banner’s 2024 Young Adult Writing Contest on the topic of peacemaking.
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When do we become “old”? How long does “middle age” last? What do all these categories say about us and to us?
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While many of the challenges are unique to this particular time in history, some challenges are literally thousands of years old.