Over and over again, people tell me that after all the energy they’ve spent to get where they are, they still don’t feel satisfied. They haven’t found what they are searching for.
In my family, gratitude was at the heart of my mother’s casseroles.
Here are five steps to bridging cultural gaps in multicultural churches.
Are you trying to lead from your own strength?
Here are three vital components to a healthy heart in leadership.
Here are some alternatives to your current perspective.
Looking beyond short-term missions, it’s easy to see how training indigenous leaders fulfills a biblical mandate that has long-term impact.
When you move from serving a few to serving hundreds or thousands, how do you keep from getting overwhelmed?
Here’s a story you may not have considered a part of your spiritual journey.
Rick Warren, Senior Pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California, shares key qualities of effective leadership which lead to successful organizations.
Sometimes in our planning and leading we miss what is most important.
Christmastime is when those who may have seemed insignificant became a part of a larger story.
Here are the faulty ways of thinking that interfered with my contentment.
Some leaders never take their foot off the accelerator.
Over the years, I’ve seen this repeatedly in both simple and dramatic ways.
Discover why this is one of the most valuable practices.
Here are the most common themes I hear from people about what they are looking for from their leaders.
An interview with Allen Hamlin Jr., author of Embracing Followership.
What traits do these leaders have that illustrate joy?
As a leader, fear hinders your engagement of God’s mission for your ministry and your church.
