Remember these 3 key lessons when casting a new vision for your congregation.

The way we view the local church is changing, and we may need to learn to be more flexible.

Whether it's in a mall, a movie theater or at a YMCA, congregations can find a home anywhere.

Here are 10 popular views or models of what many believe the church should be.

Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois, used these principles. Give them a try.

If you've ever doubted the effectiveness of your ministry, take this to heart.

Here is why we should not lose our confidence when all looks bleak in the world.

What went wrong?

Do we realize that only God can create a movement through His divine and sovereign work?

Pastor Scott Attebery says we first need to know the true nature of revival and when it happens before scheduling services and expecting it to happen during them.

Is there something that has led you to scratch your head and say, "What happened to our growth?" Is it one of these?

We're all on the same kingdom team, but do you find yourself looking at bigger ministries and becoming discouraged?

Jesus showed prudence when selecting His disciples. Shouldn't you follow these guidelines as well?

I encourage pastors and ministerial leaders to attend the Future Conference next month in San Diego. It's not your typical pastors conference, and will be well worth your time and investment.

Today's American church is a sleeping giant. Here's why you shouldn't be afraid to let wildfire spread in your congregation, and here's how to make it happen.

Are you willing to make the sacrifices that these characteristics suggest?

Are we looking only at the "headlines" in our ministry, or are we getting down to the root of the issues in our congregations?

One of the greatest mistakes a leader can make can lead to sabotaging vision.

Have you experienced burnout or near burnout in ministry? What steps did you take?

Could we be more effective in accomplishing God's ministry objectives for us with a different structure?