So young friends, set your eyes on the cross. Since we know the spectacular is wherever Christ is, you can confidently lay your dreams at his feet.

In this excerpt from Rehearse and Remember, author J.T. English helps us see how the kings of this world exert their power by putting others on crosses, but the King of heaven rules by putting Himself there.

In The Nehemiah Way, authors Dr. John H. Wilson and Amy Lynch draw on the wisdom of Nehemiah's story to blend biblical insight with practical strategies to inspire collaboration, foster leadership, and build a thriving church community.

I’ve spent a lifetime working in churches with a focus on discipleship. Here’s some of what I’ve learned.

When it comes to discipleship, what if slow and steady—and prayerful—wins the race?

Jeremy Writebol interviews his friend and the founder of GCD, Jonathan K. Dodson.

Some of my favorite reads for the church published in 2021.

Life as a believer is a call to laborious work over lost souls. God’s plan of redemption involves his people tilling the land, toiling for growth, and rejoicing over the harvest.

When our faith is predominantly an intellectual faith, one situated in our minds, we are on the path to becoming dry bones, bodies that are unnourished and wasting away.

Jeremy Writebol explains how Logos 9 can be an asset to pastors and everyday Christians, and how to get 15% off.

In Jen Oshman’s newly released book Enough About Me she asks the question, what does it mean to be rooted in Christ? This excerpt points us to how the truth of the gospel transforms us away from ourselves and on to Christ.