Ray Hollenbach

The intersection of tech and ministry is more fraught than ever. What are the dangers of church tech?

God is way bigger than my intellect, and to prove my point, I present five passages I find hard to believe.

Good preaching contains meat for the hungry—and it’s best delivered on a plate of storytelling. Here’s the journey we must take.

Mount Everest, considered the highest point on Earth at 29,035 feet, is in the Himalayas. Each year tens of thousands of tourists venture to the area, taking in the beautiful landscape, exploring the majestic surroundings,

Ash Wednesday is about preparation and the beginning of preparation at that. All of the Lenten season is focused upon preparation for Easter. No matter how we mark the day, whether with ashes on our forehead or with reflection on the meaning of Easter, Jesus invites us to journey on to Easter Sunday with Him.  

I know more about the famous the rich and the beautiful than I probably should, and I know less of Heaven’s beauty than I should. I may know all about Tay-Tay, but what do I know about spiritual celebrity?

I'd like to suggest that there's a world of difference between "Everything happens for a reason" and "God brings reason out of everything that happens." This is how I see the phrase, God is in control.

You can capture your congregation’s attention by preaching a deep thanksgiving semon. By doing so, you will serve them well, and maybe even make December a happier, and more godly, place around your church.

Slow down! You're probably not scheduled to preach on Thanksgiving Day, so why not enrich your own spiritual life with these Thanksgiving meditations.

Mark Dever is a well-known pastor, author, and theologian who has made a significant impact in the world of Christian ministry. As the senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, D.C., and the