by Bill Wilson | Nov 26, 2019 | Opinion
Healthy Christians are people of gratitude and generosity. That is a clear biblical truth that has been lived out across the years in church history. If the gospel has not penetrated a person’s heart to the point that they are profoundly grateful, a key ingredient in...
by Bill Wilson | Sep 10, 2019 | Opinion
“Intervention” is an award-winning reality show about addiction and the extraordinary lengths it can take to face one’s unhealthy compulsions. Each episode chronicles the attempts by family members and friends to bring health to someone who is destroying his or her...
by Bill Wilson | Jun 12, 2019 | Opinion
What is the primary leadership skill needed among pastors for this season of the Protestant church in America? I am increasingly focusing my time and attention on discerning the answer to that question. While it is dangerous to paint with too broad a brush, it appears...
by Bill Wilson | Apr 11, 2019 | Opinion
Building a congregation’s life around a clear vision and purpose is an easy thing to believe in. Aligning that purpose with biblical teaching and witness is an agreeable notion. I seldom encounter a leader or leadership group resisting the idea that the path toward a...
by Bill Wilson | Jan 22, 2019 | Opinion
We tried something radical on Wednesday evenings at our church several years ago. Over the course of five weeks, we had prayer meetings. This was not simply the hospital list prayer meeting; this was honest prayer. One hour of prayer, five weeks in a row. Each week,...
