Pastors / Leadership Archives

I am often asked my opinion of the mega-church model of ministry. I find the model lacking, frankly, but not for the reasons you might think.

In my latest book, The Rise of the Nones: Understanding and Reaching the Religiously Unaffiliated, I charted the meteoric rise of this religious...

Our worst instincts will be to blame whatever we don’t like and to turn against each other. Let’s imagine a better scenario, perhaps even one that...

These questions are the heart of what is churning around in the minds of those on the outside-looking-in at the Christian faith. They have so many...

Evangelical leaders are angry after city officials subpoenaed sermons by local pastors who oppose an new equal rights ordinance.

Mark Driscoll resigned from his Seattle church Tuesday October 14, according to a document obtained by RNS.

One disappointment I have had in ministry is watching people come to church, get excited for a time, then disappear. Here are 7 reasons why they...

Pastors have a responsibility to shepherd those in their ministries. But what to do when the danger comes from other leaders?

Do you need more preschool workers to serve children? Do you need more greeters to greet? Here's why.

Modern evangelicals would answer this in a variety of ways. Let us examine A.W. Tozer's insightful words.

Imagine a job, without pay, where you had to be on-call twenty-four hours a day and every part of your life was under scrutiny.

Who we elect to church office should be considered a major part of our evangelistic message to the world

I love my church. I love the people I gather with week-by-week. They are fun and safe and easy to be with. But who said church should be safe and...

The speaker simply said, “Maybe,” and paused a few seconds. After considering his tactic, I think it’s brilliant.

Western society is currently experiencing what can only be described as a moral revolution.