Thom and Sam welcome Benjamin Watson, author of the upcoming book, The New Fight for Life: Roe, Race, and a Pro-Life Commitment to Justice. Benjamin is a former NFL player who now serves as VP of st

In most cases, the lead pastor has oversight of church staff. How much authority should the lead pastor have when hiring new church staff? This question recently came up in Church Answers Central from

Every church is different. Pastors have their own personalities. With church leadership, should the personality of the pastor fit the congregation? Personality is not the only factor in determining fi

Thom and Sam welcome two special guests to the show: Dr. Art Rainer, host of the More Than Money podcast, and Dr. David W. Jones, Professor of Christian Ethics at Southeastern Baptist Theological Semi

Millennials are the least mobile of the last four generations. They dont move nearly as much as their parents and grandparents. You might find this stat surprising. Whats going on? Thom and Sam disc

Most churches are aging. But how much? Is there a looming generational crisis? Thom and Sam tackle this topic in this week's episode.

Andrew McNair is the host of the Rich Young Powerful podcast, a financial commentator, author of The Giving Crisis, 9-figure wealth manager, and philanthropist. You can reach him at https://richyoun

You will often hear a pastor or some other church staff person talk about their "call to ministry." Many of these ministers remember specific times and dates of their call, while others speak more of

History gives us some insight into how a return to normal occurs following a pandemic. After the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic, it took about two years for people to resettle into their typical patterns a

Church Answers has documented on several occasions the anemic state of evangelism in many American churches. In this podcast, Thom and Sam examine the reasons behind this struggle, while offering posi