The Five Most Important Questions You Will Ever Ask About Your Organization
A little book I recently picked up in the local bookstore would be helpful to pastors in their role as leaders of the church.
Speaking Truth in a Pluralistic Culture
One will find quite a different perspective on preaching in Speaking the Truth in a Pluralistic Culture.
2008 Readers’ Choice Christian Music Awards
Without question, the most impressive thing about the 2008 Reader's Choice Awards was not the winners themselves as the voter turnout. Close to 6,000 participated in this year's online survey, which is nearly t... Continue Reading...
The DVD Experience (December 2008)
Demon Hunter | Hillsong United | David PhelpsSkillet | Third Day | Tye Tribbett & G.A. | Paul WilburDemon Hunter45 Days (Solid State)The Good: Most music DVDs focus on the concert and relegate behind-the-sc... Continue Reading...
The Best Christian Albums of 2008
As we went back into the process of selecting the year's best albums, some of the panelists expressed initial concern that there weren't enough great releases in 2008. They quickly changed their tune after ... Continue Reading...
An Attitude of Thanksgiving
Considering our response to the life God has given us by meditating upon one of the greatest of the thanksgiving psalms, Psalm 136.
The Christian Grace of Thankfulness (Colossians 3:15)
The Christian life is a song of thanksgiving, a glad and joyous hymn of praise to God. "Be thankful," Paul admonished the believers at Colossae in our text.
Thankfulness in Everything? (Philippians 4:4-9)
The most important attitude that we will ever nurture, that we will ever exhibit, is the attitude of thanksgiving. I am more convinced of that every day. The attitude that makes the difference is an attitude of being thankful, of being grateful.
Thankfulness: Where Are the Nine? (Luke 17:11-19)
For all of us the important question is: How do we fit into this story? Can we be thankful for past healing events, and express that thanks, long after the fact?
Learning to Live Thankfully
Dr. David Jeremiah asks how do we live our lives in a thankful way that ensures that the glory is given to God?