Pastors / Leadership Archives

We long for unity because our Creator placed the desire for it in our hearts.

It’s almost considered conventional wisdom – the more educated you are, the less likely you are to believe in God or hold strongly to a particular...

It always breaks my heart to encounter a church that is ready to implode. Frankly, some churches live in that tension continually. Some cultures...

Why Not Have a Discussion or Testimonies Instead? For more information about Bryan Chapell, visit: www.covenantseminary.edu or...

Many in our churches think the minister and family are there to please them. But that is not how it works.

With culture in such a rapid state of flux, with the dominant headline being the increasingly post-Christian nature of our world, many churches are...

If we’re honest with ourselves, most of us spend a great deal of time comparing ourselves to others. If not on a conscious level, we certainly do...

You should go, you should send, but remember God is already at work where you are going!

Michael Brown, a Messianic Jew, says in a column for Stream.org that Christians should be able to participate in the Passover Seder.

The “why” of Easter services must be to introduce the greatness of Christ and the truth of His gospel to people’s lives. Here are ten ideas about...

Use these free resources as you prepare sermons and Bible studies.

While the sustenance of a church is important, it is equally important to appreciate the value of the members you do have.

In leadership, we must ask the critical questions that moves the organization forward. But we must also be willing to own the answers that we are...

I’ve heard about the seven deadly sins but I’m wondering which sins they are. Why are they more deadly than any other sin?

Far too many people leave their church prematurely and without biblical warrant. The evangelical church today is infected with a disease...