Matt Chandler | Mar 9, 2018
As we seek to be the people God has called us to be in this culture, there are three temptations we face: converting ...
Matt Chandler | Mar 2, 2018
Following the Early Church’s persecution, there was a time in which Christianity had cultural favor in power. Post-En...
Matt Chandler | Feb 28, 2018
Christianity is more than mere morality. The good news is that God made a way for us to have a relationship with Him ...
Matt Chandler | Feb 20, 2018
Though imperfect, Martin Luther King Jr. set for us a picture of how a church can be involved in pushing back darknes...
Matt Chandler | Feb 15, 2018
When we find our meaning in God alone, everything else in our lives should reflect that, including our work. This mea...
Matt Chandler | Feb 14, 2018
The season of Lent is about identifying with the suffering and temptation of Jesus Christ for 40 days preceding Holy ...
Matt Chandler | Feb 13, 2018
The definition of “evangelical” differs among the media and traditional churchgoers. While we can’t necessarily...
Matt Chandler | Feb 8, 2018
The gathering is not made for mere consumption and entertainment. God’s people are called to gather and participate i...
Matt Chandler | Jan 25, 2018
As sinners, we’re bent to abuse spiritual gifts. As believers, we should seek to biblically correct, encourage and di...
Matt Chandler | Jan 19, 2018
When we pray for healing, we have to ask and fully expect the Holy Spirit to heal in that moment, and we must also ho...
Matt Chandler | Jan 11, 2018
When thinking about a church’s theology, it’s important to check that it aligns with the core tenets of the Christian...
Matt Chandler | Jan 3, 2018
Seminary is not the only place where leaders can be trained, but there are essential skills and knowledge that those ...
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