Pastors / Leadership Archives

Several lessons emerge in the immediate aftermath of the election and Christians should consider them carefully.

Okay, so the election is over. Now what?

When we go to the polls on Tuesday, we must do our best to choose the candidates who will best fulfill biblical commands for leadership: men and...

A whopping 22 percent of Protestant pastors haven't settled on a presidential candidate, according to a survey released earlier this month by...

Thankfully the election season is almost over, but let's not miss some key lessons for leaders.

Study the ideas that started a Reformation.

What do you do when a major cultural event that does not represent your values threatens to hijack your activities?

I'm not suggesting that we don't need to organize for Bible study and outreach. But do we really agree with the Apostle Paul that it is "God who...

I've made several stupid mistakes in church leadership. Fortunately, the list of ones I've made is shorter than it would have been had I not...

Pastors routinely come to Saturday wondering what happened to the last five days. And where is that sermon you have to preach tomorrow morning?

There is a tremendous influence exerted by the life of one individual. No matter who you are, you occupy a place of influence.

There is a lot of debate over the tools and methods of discipleship but there is no debate over the value of three to four men connecting for the...

Is Christianity dying out in American? Ph.D researcher and practicing evangelical Christian Ed Stetzer says, "Not so fast."

I am an expository preacher, and I am also a Pentecostal. Admittedly, these two categories are not often used in the same sentence.

I was recently asked four compelling questions by Outreach magazine related to the future of the church. They were specific, and as a result,...