Not everyone will say yes, but this will tilt the odds in your favor.

Surprisingly, a lot of church leaders may not be able to answer many of these questions.

Here is why the churches that die from them do so by their own hand.

Here is what He expects—from all of of His followers.

The hope here is that you would reflect on your own leadership and consider your own heart as a leader.

There are eight common patterns to look for.

Whether this is for you or the leaders you care about, here's a helpful plan.

One needn't look any further than George Bailey's example.

What we do at church is not nearly as important as how and why we do it.

When your circumstances are not what you would choose in the natural, this is what you must do.

Solid answers will help equip them to do what God has ordained them to do.

The good news is this can be very easily addressed without senior pastors running themselves into the ground.

If Jesus is our model, maybe we should preach the gospel of the kingdom as He did.

Honor the past, but don't dwell on it.

However you read our country's history, it's becoming increasingly clear that we have reached a cultural tipping point.

God isn't afraid of your doubt.

If you want to correct wrong thoughts about heaven, you must provide right teaching.

I write this article to shed light on this vital subject so leaders can become more self-aware, and go to the Lord and others to be healed.

The possibilities are limitless.

You have an opportunity right now to look at the warning signs in your church.