Pastors / Leadership Archives

When doing the right thing could cost you everything, what do you choose? This story might give you the courage you’re desperate for.

The women and men who followed Jesus closely, listening as he spoke, witnessed the working out of his kingdom message as he healed, fed, forgave,...

A Texas flood took dozens of young lives at a beloved Christian camp. In the aftermath, Christian leaders point us back to prayer, hope, and the...

Church discipline is a hard “pill" for all of us to take and even harder for church leaders because of the great responsibility that comes with...

It is a dangerous business when we think we should follow ourselves rather than God.

Do present-day Americans recognize and appreciate the pivotal role the Bible played in paving the way for America’s independence? 

Yet despite how heavy this all feels, we can lean upon Jesus in these trying times. We can come before Him in prayer for harmony, unity, and peace...

Prayer is not merely a passive activity but an active engagement with the Almighty, seeking His guidance, wisdom, and peace.

You may be saved, but the fight isn't over. Pastor Shane Idleman shares how to resist sin’s daily pull and walk in lasting victory through God’s...

There are five things we should consider if we want to build resilience--in the face of the normalcy of disruption--in ourselves and others.

I have so many questions about the “millennium” or “Thousand-Year Reign of Christ.” Can you help me understand what John was describing?

Pastors just wish they could get their people to understand why leaving the church doesn’t help in the long run, why assumptions about pastors are...

Paul wrote at least thirteen letters to churches or individuals — letters that inspire believers today. What, specifically, can today’s leaders...

When churches chase trends instead of truth, it’s not just the sermons that suffer—it’s our souls, and Hosea 4 shows us why it’s time to get back...

Here are seven “wrong ideas” the spiritually immature – those given to “hissy fits,” as my friend put it – have about the Lord’s work.