Elder's Digest Podcast

What if marking your Bible together could also open the door to new friendships? Bob Uhrig shares how one church’s Bible marking group helped members and guests explore Scripture in a welcoming setting.

What happens when we pray and our circumstances don’t change? From miraculous healing to slow growth and renewed purpose, this article explores the different ways God may answer.

A new baby can leave parents feeling isolated and overwhelmed. How can deacons and deaconesses offer practical care that makes families feel supported without adding to the pressure?

Why do we preach, and how can a sermon speak to the people hearing it? In the final part of his series, Malcolm Perry brings together thoughtful preparation, stories people can connect with, and a clear focus on Jesus.

What if the Sabbath is more than a day of rest? Félix H. Cortez explores how it protects what matters, helps us experience God’s grace now, and points toward the rest still to come.

What could happen if every believer used their voice, screen, or personal connections to share the story of Jesus in 2027? Robbie Berghan introduces OneVoice27 and offers a simple first step for churches ready to join in.

Can a prophecy written centuries before Jesus pinpoint the start of His ministry? Clinton Wahlen examines the dates, decrees, and Gospel accounts behind the case for AD 27.

What does it mean to be made in God’s image and become His child through Christ? Anthony R. Kent explores how understanding our identity in Jesus shapes the mission we share with Him.

Does prayer really work—and what if its first work is not changing our circumstances, but changing us? This article explores how prayer deepens intimacy with God, transforms character, brings peace and healing, and empowers believers for faithful ministry. 

What if the church became a place where trauma is neither denied nor rushed past, but met with justice, compassion, truth, and hope? This article calls faith communities to become safe, Spirit-filled spaces where the wounded can find resilience, healing, and a renewed picture of God.