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Pay for fill-in preachers is criminally low. How much should a church pay a man of God to preach on a Sunday? Dr. Moore provides some rules of thumb here.

Many preachers steer clear of the Old Testament because "we are New Testament believers." But is this what Jesus and the apostles did? This article provides the answer.

Does God only respond to our trials, or does he initiate them? Most say the former. But what does the Bible actually say? Learn the answer from a thorough analysis of the book of Job.

Teaching today requires an investment in high-quality, dynamic visuals for presentations that grab the eyes and the mind. But where do you find those? This article provides a listing of the top resources for PowerPoint backgrounds and stunning images.

Discover trusted pro-life resources for Christians seeking to learn the truth about abortion, explore ways to get involve, or find support with an unplanned pregnancy.

Discover how the "decision by label fallacy" affects decision-making in all parts of American society. Learn to identify and avoid it in this brief article.

Did you know Jesus foretold the existence of the epistles? Learn how his comments in the book of John make the epistles necessary but also guarantee their accuracy!

Does God really divide time into dispensations? Explore this question in Dr. Moore's detailed biblical analysis of the foundational teachings of dispensationalism.

Discover the destruction of marijuana legalization in Pueblo, Colorado, and the broader consequences of legalizing all types of moral evil.

Casinos, online platforms, sports betting--there is no end to America's desire for gambling. Where should a Christian stand on this issue?

Ever wondered when angels were created or when Satan fell? Dr. Moore pieces together the answers from key biblical passages in this fascinat

Is the church really raptured? Dive into the debate with Dr. Moore's in-depth analysis of 1 Thessalonians 4.

There is something conspicuously absent from modern preaching—sermons so hard on sin that people are offended . Not sermons that mention the word “sin” in passing or call it out in soft, innocuous terms. But the kind that is so specific, so personal, and so direct that it angers everyone in the room and makes them want to throw the preacher off a cliff.   Tell me, when is the last time you heard a sermon like this? So, why do preachers refuse to preach offensive sermons? Many

Learn why wokeism will not die with the Trump administration. Discover how it will adapt in the future and how Christians should respond.

Most believers see the work of the church as twofold in nature, making converts and discipling them. While this is certainly central to our work, it does not represent the full orb of responsibilities we have as the people of God. To help you understand the complete picture of church activity, I developed a model I call the “7 Pillars of the Church.” This framework breaks down what churches are to do into seven core activities. Let me list and explain each of them for you now

Explore the debate on whether women should be silent in the church as Dr. Moore delves into I Corinthians 14:34-35 and Genesis 3:16.

Discover the distinction between a 'prophet vs one who prophesies' in the New Testament. Confused about the difference? Clear it up now!

You pastor a Baptist church, and your church is dying. You’ve tried all the things the denomination has recommended, been through all their revitalization workshops and talked to all their consultants, but nothing seems to help. What are you going to do now? I have been involved with Baptist churches (traditional Baptist churches, to be more precise) for nearly 30 years in nearly every capacity possible—volunteer, team leader, deacon, lead deacon, and pastor (four times). Thi

The vast majority of Baptist congregations today make widespread use of congregational voting in the decision making process of the local church. In fact, voting is more than simply an element of church polity in Baptist churches—it is central to the identity of the church itself. But is congregational voting biblical? Is this form of decision making really taught and affirmed in the New Testament (NT)? This article will attempt to answer these questions by doing the followin

The majority of American Christians believe Israel is destined to get the full land of Canaan back as a permanent possession at the end of time. There is probably no doctrine upon which more Christians agree than this. Genealogical Jews are “God’s people,” and the land promised to Abraham will be theirs in the end. Case closed. No further discussion necessary. Despite the popularity of this view, however, there are numerous issues with it from a biblical standpoint. When take