Tim had many roles – pastor, theologian, writer – but perhaps the most important was that of evangelist. So here, as an evangelist, I want to comment on a few notable aspects of Tim's remarkable life and ministry in proclaiming the gospel.
While secular psychology is often not seen as a Christian's friend, it has produced some fascinating research into how and why human beings divide with each other.
Even as I strive towards perfection and to be who God has called me to be, I still make mistakes. Because I know that this is the reality of being a Christian, I want to ensure my heart is always at Bethesda.
Everything the enemy does is revealed to us somehow, but sometimes we are blinded by its appearance.
Adults in more than a dozen countries say it's not necessary to believe in God to lead moral lives or have good values, according to a recent study.
For most of us, it feels scarier to live out our faith on our frontlines than in our churches.
Don't let anyone persuade you that being a Christian is dull - my experience has shown me that the very opposite is true.
It is clear from the Biblical evidence that Jesus considered himself both the unique Son of God and divine – as did the early church.
The book of Esther does not mention God, but his remarkable providence is evident in every verse.
Loss comes in many forms. We lose jobs, we lose money, we lose homes, we lose beloved things, we lose health, we lose friendships, we lose people. And when loss comes to us, it never comes alone.
Jewish academic and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster delves into Elijah's dramatic confrontation with the prophets of Baal.
Christian Today speaks to Lauren Windle, author of Notes on Love, about the challenges of dating and singleness in the Church.
