Pastors / Leadership Archives

We all believe in prayer, don’t we? Even if we don’t pray very much, we still believe in prayer. So what would happen in our churches if every day...

I wish for your church a small, dedicated group of people who are called, gifted, trained and faithful in helping people into the kingdom of God....

Whenever I start to get discouraged about the future of the church, I remember a conversation I had a few years ago with evangelical theologian...

Every time we fall into one of the temptations, we end up short-circuiting our purpose, sinning against God, harming others, and deceiving...

Ask.com recently presented their top 10 predictions for 2012, based on the top trending questions posed by their 60 million users from January 1 –...

What would a set of New Year’s resolutions look like for you and your church?

In this third entry in the series on Church Members Extraordinary, we learn that most people read the "ugly" countenance of others wrongly.

When a pastor falls into sin, especially sexual sin, the ripple effect on the lives of others is often immeasurable.

Any organization that has great staff wants to hold on to them. We are no different. However, at some point, many of our staff sense God calling...

Deacons and other mature leaders of the church have a responsibility probably not spelled out in their bylaws, but as necessary as any given them...

Pastors can identify with the ups and downs of Churchill's career. His triumphs and tragedies can even teach us a thing or two about leadership.

Many churches, finding that Christmas falls on a Sunday this year, are choosing to scale back their services or even cancel them in light of the...

Effeminate Christianity comes about when Christians are too afraid to fight for what is right and to protest against what is wrong.

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