This article explains the Family-Integrated Church movement. Prominent within the homeschooling community, the movement promotes discarding church activities, services, and programs that physically separate children from parents. The author evaluates the movement and its claim that all age-segregated approaches in the church are unbiblical, even evolutionary, to see if it is biblically founded.

In this article, the author highlights the role that self-deception, and then, the deception of the victim play in clergy sexual abuse.

In this article, the author discusses some of the factors that can lead spiritual leaders to be drawn into sexually abusing church members.

This article offers a brief and simple guide for church leaders to protect themselves from becoming spiritually abusive.

This article gives three steps you can follow to protect your child from sexual abuse.

How can you tell if you are called to pastoral ministry? There are ten questions you may want to consider in thinking about your calling.

How can the church tell if an abuser has truly repented? This article argues that there are five characteristics of biblical repentance. These five must guide the church in dealing with the repentance of an abuser.

Christian baptism must be seen in light of the covenant. This article explains the nature of the covenant relationship between God and sinners, as well as the unity and continuity of the covenant in the Old and New Testaments. From these arguments it considers infant baptism.