Pastors should seek out people with whom they can process the pain that ministry inevitably brings.
If you want to last in ministry, you need to learn how to deal with disappointment.
Now may be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to rethink how we do church. Here are 12 new rules for church-going.
You’ll never know what to do if you won’t admit that you don’t know what to do. And you’ll also never know what to do if you are afraid to ask God for help.
Nehemiah gives us a great example of leadership as we enter into a time of rebuilding. What made him such a great leader? I believe it boils down to eight characteristics.
Have you been handling change OK? Are you struggling to figure out what normal is?
I believe every pastor struggles with at least one of these gaps.
Don't miss this providential opportunity to develop and express the Christian distinctive of sacrifice in chaos. You were created for it!
These five likely consequences range from the trivial to the important.
We should not ignore weaknesses, but it's easy to get bogged down attempting to fix all the problems at once.
While church growth has its share of critics, I’ve rarely met a church leader who didn’t want his or her church to grow.
What a great opportunity we Christian leaders have in the midst of this crisis to encourage those who are struggling.
Here is a key tool for accountability, spiritual growth and community impact—even if right now you have to meet online.
What kind of person becomes a gifted church revitalizer?
God has called us as spiritual leaders to make unique commitments in how we lead others.
How do you become the kind of person others take seriously? Here are seven ways to increase your influence.
I believe if you make personal vows to live out these commitments, you will become an increasingly effective and productive leader.
Does tradition rule your church?
