When a person is diagnosed with Alzheimers, the entire family is affected.The author calls us to a better understanding of this condition and how to support the person and the family.

All professional people face the challenge of determining the amount of time they devote to job-related and non-job-related activities. Many ministry professionals may find it difficult knowing where to place priorities ...

The lecture presented by Salvation Army Colonel Brian Tuck discusses apartheid and what the Christian's response should be.

Christians learn how to share the gospel with people living down the street who might be identified as cultural adherents of alternative faiths.

What is our focus when we consider women as pastors? Are our expectations seen through our culture, tradition, or through the truths of Scripture? Rev. Moore encourages us to see beyond the external and fix our vision on ...

This article presents a view of the concept of Divine justice and human suffering. Each of the three authors deals with responses of anger and the "Why" question. Seamands focuses the reader on the Cross as the instrument ...

Martin Luther called the church "God's mouth house." In other words, the church exists to spread the Word, preach the gospel, and communicate the promises of God. If Luther were alive today, he would type those words into ...

As the co-pastor in a church ministry, the author shared the difficulties of ministry unique to this arrangement and suggests ways ministry couples may avoid difficult issues while focusing on their ministry to the congregation.

Steve Seamands' seminar uses the baptism of Christ as a model for empowering laity. Beeson Institute March 2004.

Recently I visited a new church plant located in a very wealthy part of town. The goal of the church is to reach the wealthy. As I read their printed materials to understand more about their purpose, I was reminded of an ...