Stay in Your Lane, Pastor
Should pastors stay in their lane? Or has the Lord called pastors to speak into every area of the Christian life and every danger that the sheep face?
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Should pastors stay in their lane? Or has the Lord called pastors to speak into every area of the Christian life and every danger that the sheep face?
Do you feel politically homeless in theologically conservative churches? You're not alone. Conservatives often feel marginalized in otherwise faithful Christian communities. How should politically active Christians navigate this reality?
One of society's most essential areas is the military; therefore, we need strong Christian influence. Chaplaincy fits this description. It is where the church and the military overlap. How can the church, and you as an individual, work to ensure that Christ is the Lord of our armies?
We desperately need pastors who do not shy away from exposing the sins of our progressive culture and growing Islamic influence, but who boldly proclaim public righteousness. America's fate depends on it.
Should pastors remain silent on politics to be "nice," or are they called to preach a public gospel that reaches even the highest government officials? The Bible offers a clear answer.
God's law teaches us what is righteous and what is wicked in laws, leaders, and liberty. But how far should pastors go in their political involvement?
When most Americans think of concepts like humanitarianism and altruism, what comes to mind is goodwill and kindness. Herb Schlossberg argues that these ideas should be understood as a manifestation of something entirely different: ressentiment.
Does the law have three parts, or is it one cohesive whole? Instead of focusing on a particular commandment, this article zooms out to the law in general, wading a historic debate on the nature of the law and its relationship to New Covenant believers.
Our time is marked by prolific and radical confusion over issues related to sexual morality. Christianity is not exempt from this confusion. In this article, Rosaria Butterfield critiques both sides of the A-side / B-side debate with the law of God.
What does it mean to reflect an honest God's image in our everyday lives? In light of the 9th Commandment, Cory Chilcote explores this question by showing us the distorted nature of subtle, socially acceptable lies.
Want to know why stealing matters? Let's think about what it means to own something first.
Adultery is a sin that brings lasting shame, a ruined legacy, and numerous victims. Individuals, married couples, pastors, and local churches must actively fight against marital unfaithfulness and sexual immorality.
Jesus Christ reigns over all things, and this podcast exists to help people see the reality and ramifications of this truth. We post at least four times a month: Twice, we will read aloud a longform essay from our monthly theme. And twice, we will discuss each essay with its author and another Christian leader. Listen in to live in light of Christ’s Lordship.
Christ Over All is a ministry that aspires to edify the church with evergreen content that will help the church think in biblical categories and apply Christ’s preeminence to all areas of life. In an age where the internet is often hyper-reactive and hostile, we will take a different path.
