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Gospel

The Throne Room of God – Comfort for a Troubled World

A Grand Vision There are only a few places in the Bible that present us with a vision of the throne room of God. These…
Theology

Is Belief in a Literal Resurrection of Christ Really Important

In 1 Corinthians 15:12-20 Paul states this truth in a way that shows what our lives would be if Jesus Christ had not risen from…
Culture

Marriage by Design: Understanding the Bible’s Perspective on Homosexuality

Issues related to homosexuality have become primary in the conversation and witness of the Christian church. Countless books, debates, and even denominational factions have sprung…
Christian Living
5 Reasons We Need the Old Testament
Christian Living
8 Principles For Reading The Bible Well (Proverbs 2)
History & Holidays
A Christian Perspective on Purim
Theology
Personal Eschatology: What Happens When I Die?
Theology
Is Romance Important to God?
Gospel
The Middle East and the Mission of God
Culture

The Longest Hatred – Why Antisemitism Persists

On October 27, 2018, during Sabbath worship services at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, a gunman entered the premises and opened fire indiscriminately…
Culture

Thanksgiving: A Time to Feel; a Time to Heal

“The antidote to feel-good history is not feel-bad history, but honest and inclusive history.” – James Loewen, University of Vermont professor, bestselling author. Salt or…
Culture

A Conversation on Class, Culture, the Gospel, and Race

Aaron Campbell and Brian Brodersen discuss race, class, culture, the gospel message, and Aaron's new book, Eyes That Seen Plenty, available now on: Kwve.store |…
Culture
The War on Beth Moore: What Really Shapes Our View of Women Bible Teachers?
Culture
Faith and Politics: A Historical Christian Perspective Part 2
Culture
Bomb Shelter Ministry in My Ukrainian Town
Culture
Seeing, Hearing, Caring: Finding Jesus Standing With The Hurting
Culture
A Tribute to Billy Graham
Culture
The Link: When the Church Apologizes, Inductive Bible Study Method, WLL 2020 & More
Gospel

What Jesus Taught on the Way to Gethsemane

This article originally appeared on calvarychapel.flywheelsites.com on April 17, 2019. "I am the true vine, and my Father is the Gardener. He cuts off every…
Gospel

Women Called by God: Helen Roseveare

Missionaries are sometimes called a rare breed. They leave home, integrate into a foreign culture and bring a foreign concept (the Gospel) to people who…
Gospel

Gospel-Based Differentiated Unity

I recently went on a missions trip to help out near the Ukrainian border of Poland. Though brief, my experience was life-enriching. It also brought…
Gospel
The King’s Crown
Announcements
Introducing The Cultivate Church Planting Podcast!
Gospel
To Kill or to Crown Jesus?
Gospel
The Bible is About Jesus
Gospel
Church Planting Like Skateboarding
Gospel
Never Outgrow the Gospel
Discipleship

Experiencing an Insurrection of Kindness in Your Ministry

Even though I know it comes every year, I find that winter sneaks up on me. Often it’s the holiday season that distracts me. Life…
Discipleship

What I Should Expect from My Church Part 2

Enjoy the first part of this two part series! While having the wrong expectations from our church can stifle spiritual growth, having the right expectations…
Discipleship

Women Called by God: Madeleine Barot from the WWII French Resistance

The Righteous Among the Nations is an honorary title given by the State of Israel that signifies those non-Jews who risked life, position and family…
Ministry & Leadership
Life & Leadership Lessons with Richard Cimino
Ministry & Leadership
Life & Leadership Lessons with Joey Rozek
Ministry & Leadership
Pastor, Are You Really Speaking the Language of Your Community
Culture
The War on Beth Moore: What Really Shapes Our View of Women Bible Teachers?
Ministry & Leadership
Things That Matter The Pastor as a Shepherd
Discipleship
Why We Need to Leave a Lasting Legacy for the Next Generation
Discipleship

Women Called by God: Madeleine Barot from the WWII French Resistance

The Righteous Among the Nations is an honorary title given by the State of Israel that signifies those non-Jews who risked life, position and family…
Christian Living

Should a Pastor Ever Say No When You Ask for Help?

Ask yourself this question, do the words I use matter? The answer should be a resounding, “Yes!” rhetoric is the art of discourse; an art…
Discipleship

The Church & Victims of Depression

The phone rang at 2am again. I knew who it was before answering. In recent weeks, Anita (not her real name) often called in the…
Discipleship
The James Ossuary: The Earliest Witness to Jesus and His Family?
Discipleship
Wake Up To The Story – Resisting Apathy pt.1
Discipleship
Worship Leader Must Do’s
Discipleship
The Gift of the Presence We Don’t Deserve
Discipleship
Are You a Missionary?
Discipleship
The Wiles of the Devil
Christian Living

Herzl, Dreyfus, and Antisemitism Today

There’s been much written and discussed in the past few months about antisemitism. On the day I sat down to write this, in the news,…
Christian Living

Fanny Crosby

Fanny Crosby (1820-1915): Fanny Crosby was blinded at infancy--yet this didn’t stop her from becoming one of the most prolific hymn writers and important figures…
Christian Living

In Everything Give Thanks (1 Thessalonians 5:18)

I Thessalonians 5:18 “In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.” Ever feel like you got things…
Christian Living
Be Anxious for Nothing
Christian Living
Memento Mori: Death Inspiring Life
Christian Living
Valuing Christian Community: Join Us at the CGN International Ministry Conference
Bible Study
When Grace Is Forsaken: The Tragedy of a Deserted Gospel (Part 2 Of 4)
Christian Living
“The Powers of Darkness & the People of God”
Christian Living
Real Christians Can’t Watch the Oscars…or Can They?