March 2018 Issue
Letters to the Editor
Our readers respond to our articles.
Our readers respond to our articles.Cracking the Cornelius code—part 1
John McVay
Warning: This article may crush the customs that you cherish and thwart the traditions that you treasure.
Warning: This article may crush the customs that you cherish and thwart the traditions that you treasure.Leading simply: Jesus’ third manifestation during uncertain times
LaKeisha Williams
Reach that place with Jesus where the quality of your communion is more satisfying than the quantity of your catch.
Reach that place with Jesus where the quality of your communion is more satisfying than the quantity of your catch.The Holy Nudge1
R.T. Kendall
Is that impression from God, self, or the devil? If you have ever been in a quandary with regard to God’s will, this article is for you.
Is that impression from God, self, or the devil? If you have ever been in a quandary with regard to God’s will, this article is for you.Prayer meeting in Prison
Jed Genson
Another inspiring reflection from our continuing revival and reformation series.
Another inspiring reflection from our continuing revival and reformation series.Game changers: Five transformative truths every pastor needs to know
Shaunti Feldhahn
How can pastors have successful relationships not only in their homes but also in their churches?
How can pastors have successful relationships not only in their homes but also in their churches?To lead is to serve: An interview with Dr. Josmar Arrais1
Márcio Nastrini
This leadership professional shares that success is not found in status or salary, neither in position or power. Where is it found?
This leadership professional shares that success is not found in status or salary, neither in position or power. Where is it found?Crossing boundaries: The universality of God’s mission
Christopher Kabwe Mukuka
Are we reflecting God’s heart in our mission for the world? Cultural exclusion or Biblical inclusion is the crossroads that challenges the church today.
Are we reflecting God’s heart in our mission for the world? Cultural exclusion or Biblical inclusion is the crossroads that challenges the church today.Old Testament Law for Christians: Original Context and Enduring Application
Gerald A. Klingbeil
What can contemporary Christians learn from the divine wisdom in Old Testament law?
What can contemporary Christians learn from the divine wisdom in Old Testament law?Crafting a Christian “corporate” culture
Practical points for pastors.
Practical points for pastors.