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Prominent Scientists Themselves Admit God Created The Universe

With a number of secular thinkers who defy the existence of God, an author pointed out that a couple of the world's most influential scientists actually proclaimed the majesty of the Creator because of what they have discovered.

Here Are Some Lessons Today's Christians Should Learn From A Believer From A Century Ago

Evangelist Canon J. John expressed his hope that more people today will follow the example of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, a famous writer and speaker, who used his talent and platform to defend Christia…
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  • Joshua Choon Min Kang

    The Wisdom of Repeating Good Things

    I have learned the secrets of biblical prosperity in repetition through the meditations of the Word. God commanded Joshua to meditate on the Word day and night.
  • Thom Rainer

    Five Steps to Respond to a Hurtful and Hateful Email

    The Internet has certainly brought us incredible ways to do commerce, to get information, and to communicate. But it has an ugly and evil side to it as well. It allows cowardly critics to hide behind a keyboard and cut people to the core through blogs, social media, and email. So how do we respond w…
  • Joshua Choon Min Kang

    The Faithful and Wise Worker

    Jesus wants us to be a faithful and wise worker. God entrusts each of us with a precious task. God is glorified through what He has entrusted to us. Jesus said, “I have brought you glory on earth by finishing the work you gave me to do.” (Jn 17:4). Workers work.
  • Thom Rainer

    Five Reasons Church Members Attend Church Less Frequently

    About 20 years ago, a church member was considered active in the church if he or she attended three times a week. Today, a church member is considered active in the church if he or she attends three times a month. Something is wrong with this picture. For 2,000 years, the local church, as messy as i…
  • Joshua Choon Min Kang

    Traveling Opens the Door to Beautiful Encounters

    An encounter with someone is a mystery. Also an encounter is an event of grace. Our lives are enriched through encounters. A new encounter opens up a new world.
  • Thom Rainer

    Eight Major Changes in Churches the Past Ten Years

    What are some of the major changes that have taken place in congregations that are doing relatively well? What are some of the ways these congregations have adapted to new realities? Here is a hint: None of the changes in healthy churches have compromised doctrine, diminished the centrality of preac…
  • Bryan Kim

    The Sweetness of Family

    While visiting Korea, I had a fond reunion with my grandmother, one hundred and three years young, after nearly ten years of not seeing her. I usually visit Korea once or twice a year, but being busily engaged I always had no time to see her. This time I was able to visit her at the hospital for the…
  • Thom Rainer

    Eight Reasons Churches Became Too Busy

    In an earlier post, I talked about how our churches can become more intentional about doing real ministry instead of busy work. But in this article, I address how churches became so busy. Perhaps understanding the origins of dysfunctional busyness will help churches avoid this problem in the future.
  • Joshua Choon Min Kang

    The Secret to People Who Are Able to 'Bounce Back' from Failures

    I have been thinking and learning a lot during my short visit to the motherland. I learned especially a lot through a documentary film about the beautiful life of Missionary Seo-Pyeong Seo (Elisabeth J. Shepping).
  • Thom Rainer

    Seven Habits of Long-Tenured Pastors

    I have been following these long-tenured pastors for years. And I have seen consistently seven patterns, or habits, in their lives.
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