Pastors / Leadership Archives

Begin and end with love, and if you don’t love the person you’re about to chastise, consider keeping silent.

Use these messages to deepen your faith this week.

I just finished a week-long digital fast. Parts of it were difficult, and other parts were surprisingly easy, but most of all it was refreshing to...

Are people rejecting Jesus because his words have been lost in the corporate, obstacles we have placed between them and the Gospel?

“Apologies are important, but more is required,” Andy Savage said in his resignation announcement from Memphis megachurch on Tuesday, March 20.

Our church could be dying right in front of us, without us even realizing it. We should pay attention to the signs. Maybe we can avert an untimely...

Statistics tell us that churches have more guests on Easter Sunday than any other Sunday of the year. Will we be ready for them?

The beacon of light has faded, the salt has lost its savor, and the message of the cross has been edited out of most sermons. We have lost our...

Is church about the preaching? The music? The programs? The outreach? When we talk about church, it’s natural to become focused on what we do or...

How does one end up having thousands of friends in his later years?

You brought a sermon on an important scriptural passage which you knew was from the Lord and inspired of God. So, why was the sermon so poorly...

Women clearly played an important, central role in the early Church, but over time, this role often seems to have been diminished and often women...

I often hear from Christians who want to find a mentor, but aren’t sure how to go about that.

One of the most popular preachers in America took the stage at NRB a week ago, preaching a message loud and clear: America needs a Third Great...

There are many strategies needed for the church to have an open “front door” – to help those who were previously unchurched to come, and feel not...