Church Leaders Update Archives

Survivors of church abuse have launched a groundbreaking new database, meticulously compiling information on alleged perpetrators across 100...

Management is getting other people to do something. Leadership is getting other people to want to do it. 

A Pastor is often faced with the tension of either preaching the uncomfortable truth of God’s Word or watering it down to make it more agreeable to...

Church hurt is a pain like no other, leaving deep wounds that can shake your faith and trust. But healing is possible, and hope is waiting....

Historically, the Church has ignored or even created mental health issues in its congregations through these ten things.

The debate about how women should lead within the church has existed since the early days of the church. This topic continues to propel debates on...

As a pastor for over four decades and a minister for five-and-a-half, here are some statements you will never hear from me:

In the Church, bad ideas and wrong-headed philosophies function in the same way as viruses. They infect a church, and as members and leaders...

For five days, we will follow Solomon’s train of thought throughout Ecclesiastes. What was he thinking? Or better yet, what was God thinking we...

While many discussions around artificial intelligence focus solely on its potential dangers, this article uncovers a profound, redemptive framework...

You get your edge back when you determine to know nothing except Jesus Christ and Him crucified, when God becomes your passion, rather than your...

Pastors stand on the front lines of spiritual battle every day. Discover six powerful ways you can pray for your pastor’s protection, strength, and...

Feeling spiritually exhausted? Battle Burnout with the Bible offers biblical encouragement, practical tools, and guided prayers to help you rest,...

While the majority of U.S. Protestant churchgoers are content with their congregation's worship style, a new poll revealed a striking generational...

Most of us would not include those excesses in a list of which to be wary. But for most, I imagine the list might look more like this…