The Reformation hymn, "Lord Jesus Christ, With Us Abide," is a fitting anthem for the church living in the last days.

According to Scripture, ministry in the local church isn't for a select, gifted few, but for all Christians. No stage or spotlight required.

Rather than focusing on numerical growth, let's remember what true, biblical church growth looks like and what metrics we ought to be concerned with.

Wherever one stands on the issue of the church’s independence, the church’s need for interdependence and association with other churches cannot be denied.

In order to be more faithful to Scripture in the area of church polity we must embrace and understand the roles of elders, deacons, and members.

A critical review of Danny Silk's popular book, "Culture of Honor: Sustaining a Supernatural Environment"

As we continue to reform our church according to Scripture, one area of our church that needs to be addressed officially is our church government.

The biblical portrait of biblical eldership does not always align with the leadership traits prioritized in both the world and much of evangelicalism.

The Apostle Peter gives us three ways pastors must follow Christ's own example as they shepherd the flock of God among them.