A pastor standing in a pulpit with the word “UNTRUSTED” overlaid, illustrating America’s declining trust in clergy.

Nobody Trusts Pastors Anymore

Only 27 percent of Americans now say clergy have high or very high honesty and ethics. Sit with that number … More

A solitary shepherd walks along a narrow path into golden light at dusk, symbolizing the faithful leaders who pass on while Christ remains forever.

The Saints We Follow and the Savior Who Leads

Faithful pastors may pass from this earth, but the Shepherd of our souls remains. This devotion from Hebrews 13:7–8 reflects on past leaders, present shepherds, and the eternal constancy of Christ — the One who never changes.

A wooden pulpit stands between the American flag and the Christian flag, both weathered and rippling against a brick wall. The words "Fear God, Not Man" are boldly displayed, symbolizing courage in preaching truth during cultural confusion.

I Read JD Greear’s Latest Piece. Here’s What I Wish He’d Said.

In a culture of compromise, pastors must choose courage over silence. This image of a pulpit between the American and Christian flags declares the timeless truth: fear God, not man.