Thurday's Catch: How to Be Pro Life in Our Real Lives and More

How to Be Pro-Life in Our Real Lives Being pro-life involves more than advocating for the unborn. It involves working to protect all human life.

A Vaccine Could Save Prisoners’ Lives. Christians Can Help. Advocating for prisoner vaccinations is a political issue, but it doesn’t have to be a partisan one.

Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus James Emery White and his wife told their kids about Santa and embraced the tradition fully in their home. But – and this is very important – they made sure thye told them the real story about Santa, which many people do not do.

Four Action Steps for First-Time Communication Ministers New to communications ministry? Daniel Girardier offers his advice.

Reading the Bible Requires Rules We Already Know My experience as a Bible study leader has been that, while we may use these principles in interpreting the world around us, Bible study participants tend not to use them in interpreting the Bible. If we are not using them in our own Bible study, we definitely need to start.

Help! My Small Groups are Tired of Zoom! When people are tired of meeting with their groups online when they are unable or unwilling to meet in-person, then how do you create community? How do you fulfill your mission of making disciples?

Is Your Church Discipling Your New Pastor? Someone should be able to come to faith, grow in the faith, and walk in Christian maturity solely from being formed by a local church.

SCOTUS Sends Clear Message: Public Health Orders Don’t Negate Right to Worship I must admit to having ambivalent feelings about this ruling because in a number of cases the Constitution's guarantee of freedom to worship has been used to justify a complete disregard for the health, safety, and well-being of not only the members of a congregation but also the members of a community. Such a disregard is not only irresponsible but also antithetical to our Lord's teachings. Jesus tied love of God and love of others inseparably together. Our love of God is expressed in our love of others. When love of others is missing, our love of God must be questioned.