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Some say it's a distraction for pastors to write. I say it's a useful ministry tool

One of the least talked about, but absolutely crucial areas to explore, is church structure. How are decisions made? How is leadership allowed to...

Thinking about stepping away from a commitment you’ve made as you face a new ministry season? Before you do, keep reading.

Every pastor needs someone they can go to when they need counsel, when they are struggling, and when ministry gets discouraging and they need...

I am convinced that this is the personal discipline that is most necessary for our progress in the faith.

Do you get jealous when the church across grows faster than yours? Do you secretly compete with others in your church for ministry opportunities?

It’s clear to me that one of the most prevalent afflictions might be termed a church’s “culture of complacency.” Complacency has to do with...

Don't think you have ministry idols? Think again.

I hesitated at first, but reality told me we live in the video age. So now I tease my friend, "What movie are you preaching this Sunday?"

Authentic expository preaching is marked by three distinct characteristics: authority, reverence and centrality.

The most important part of the membership process we have at our church is the one-on-one meeting I have with prospective members.

A recent study conducted by Duke University revealed: “Clergy More Likely to Suffer from Depression, Anxiety.”

In the Bible gospel preaching never left off with condemnation. That the gospel is really good news for us.

Microsoft is still a rich company. And a huge company. And a well-run company. It’s just becoming an increasingly irrelevant company.

Ever wanted just the right verse to read at the end of your worship service, or to conclude your sermon, but couldn’t think of one?