How to Preach on Doubt Without Undermining Faith
Doubt is not the opposite of faith. It is often the beginning of deeper faith. Here is how to preach on it honestly without making your congregation feel like doubting is a sin.
Doubt is not the opposite of faith. It is often the beginning of deeper faith. Here is how to preach on it honestly without making your congregation feel like doubting is a sin.
Contentment is one of the most countercultural things the gospel produces. Here is how to preach on it in a way that is both honest about the difficulty and genuinely hopeful.
Pastoral burnout is preventable. Here is how to build the habits, relationships, and rhythms that sustain ministry over decades rather than years.
Most small church members spend more time at work than anywhere else. Here is how to preach on work and vocation in a way that connects the gospel to their daily lives.
Rural communities across America are changing. Here is how a small church can minister to immigrant families with genuine hospitality and genuine gospel.
Forgiveness is one of the most preached-about topics in the church and one of the most misunderstood. Here is how to preach on it honestly.
Most sermons on prayer produce guilt, not prayer. Here is how to preach on prayer in a way that actually teaches people to pray.
Young adults who have left the church are not lost to the gospel. Here is how a small church can reach them with genuine relationship and genuine faith.
Anxiety and depression affect a significant portion of every congregation. Here is how to preach on them honestly, with both biblical truth and genuine pastoral care.
Senior adults are the most unchurched demographic in rural America. Here is how a small church can reach them with genuine ministry and genuine relationship.