The God Who Weighs the Spirits: A Biblical Theology of Divine Motive-Examination
The Woman No One Was Looking For She was not a leader. She held no title, occupied no office, sat on no council. She was…
Author: Chris Carter
Forgiveness and Reconciliation as a Lifestyle
This article is Week 17 in the Grace in Everyday Relationships Series. The text came out of nowhere. A name you have not seen in…
Before Character, Motive: Why the Leadership Conversation Needs a Deeper Starting Point
The Sleepless Question I work for a company called ProVia, and ProVia invests heavily in leadership training—from the top down, deliberately, and with real conviction.…
Rejoicing and Trembling: A Pastoral Word on the Bible in the Public Square
A Pastoral Reflection by Pastor Chris Carter Dear friends, I need to speak to you about something happening this week. From April 19 through April…
Grace and Conflict in the Church Family: How to Walk Together When It Would Be Easier to Walk Away
This article is Week 16 of the Grace in Everyday Relationships Series. Church conflict is one of those subjects we hope we’ll never have to…
Repent and Turn: What Peter’s Temple Sermon Demands of Us Today
This article is adapted from Sermon 8 in our forty-week expository journey through the Book of Acts. A man who had never walked a day…
In the Name of Jesus: Power for Healing and Witness
Have you ever stood in front of someone who was hurting and felt completely helpless? Maybe a friend was going through something painful and you…
Boundaries with Difficult Relatives: Honoring Family Without Losing Your Peace
This article is Week 15 in the Grace in Everyday Relationships Series. Your phone buzzes with a new family group text. Another get-together is coming.…
My Thoughts on the Ethiopian Bible
I was recently asked where I stood concerning the Ethiopian Bible and the claims of the Ethiopian church that it is the oldest Bible in…
When “Anointed” Objects Appear in the Church: A Pastoral Warning About Talismans, False Anointing, and the Sufficiency of Scripture
By Pastor Chris Carter | Priceville Baptist Church There is a moment in pastoral ministry that every shepherd dreads — not when the wolves attack…