Each year, the Oldham Lane Church hosts young men, ages 14 to 18 who have a desire to learn the craft of preaching. The camp culminates in these students preaching at participating congregations in the Abilene area. You can watch two of this year’s...

Jeremy Roberts, Youth and Family Minister from the North MacArthur Church in Oklahoma City, kicks off our annual Preacher Training Camp.

Are we going to talk or are we going to fish? We’re good at talking. We’re not as good at fishing. We know how to bait a hook. We have all sorts of gear in our tackle box but, sadly, it often goes unused.

One of the easiest ways to kill a marriage is to stop pursuing one another. In the beginning, you put all your efforts into winning them over. But with the passing of time, you quit pursuing one another. You go from being soulmates to people who just...

What is a Christian? Depends on who you ask, right? Most would likely define a Christian as someone who believes in Jesus. Yet, Jesus reveals that a Christian is a finisher.

Eternity should change how we look at marriage. Eternity should change how we live. The time is short. Love your spouse. Enjoy your life together. Marriage is a beautiful creation, but it’s not God. Rather, marriage is a means by which we can serve...

We are all equal in the kingdom of God; that is not up for debate. But, we don’t all share the same role. Equality does not imply that there are no role distinctions. Unfortunately, the discussion of the role of women within the church has been...

Most mothers deserve honor and praise. However, we should be careful not to idealize motherhood to the point that we leave others feeling guilty. God still loves the women who are not married and don’t have children just as much as He loves those who...

Hope is always dependent on the reliability of the one we’re counting on. Hope depends on who’s making the promise. For the child of God, our hope is based on a real God who makes real promises and has given us real reasons as to why we can trust Him.

No one is immune to failure. The question is not, “What will I do if I ever fail?” No, the proper question is, “When I fail, what will I do?”