Ask Pastor John: Why Global Missions Requires Healthy Churches
The Great Commission isn’t disconnected from the church — it’s given to the church. God designed the local church and missions to be wed together.
Peter in HD 39: “All for the Want of a Nail”
Two unsung heroes of the Bible from Acts 9 to whom we owe nearly a third of our New Testament writings.
5 Minutes in Church History: 5 Johns in the Colonies
John Eliot, John Davenport, John Tennent, John Brainerd, and John Wauwaumpequunnaunt helped shape Christianity in colonial New England
The Art of Relationships: When CMR Meets the NFL, Pt. I
The Detroit Lions Chaplain shares stories from the NFL and important marriage advice.
The Briefing: The Murder of Missionary John Allen Chau from a Moral Perspective
What can we learn from the death of a modern missionary? Plus, climate change and Christianity.
5 Minutes in Church History: John Williamson Nevin
What is “the anxious bench,” and why was John Williamson Nevin so critical of it? On this episode of 5 Minutes in Church History, Dr. Stephen Nichols looks at the life and legacy of this 19th-century theologian.
The Sheep Laughs Comedy Show: The Tell Tale Talent
Meet Stan... a churchgoing man with an amazing opportunity to serve God’s people using his natural, God-given gifts… only to refuse the opportunity saying he lacks the time and temperament.
5 Minutes in Church History: Sixth Century Scotland
Dr. Sinclair Ferguson discusses Ninian and Columba, evangelical Christian missionaries of sixth century Scotland
5 Minutes in Church History: Primož Trubar – the Slovenian Martin Luther
Dr. Stephen Nichols takes us back to 1508 and introduces us to Primoz Trubar, the founder of the Slovenian language and national hero.
The Briefing: The Expense of Hurricane Florence, Google’s Algorithms & Reagan’s Witness
Hurricane Florence continues to be the unpredictable, yet predictable storm. Google's algorithms aren't the worst problem online, and Christians can learn a lot from President Reagan.