Would Jesus not preach against the sex-slave trade or child abuse today?

If you want to be successful in your ministry, there's one essential ingredient that you must begin with.

Everyone wants to be indispensable when it comes to their job. Here are seven ways to do that.

When was the last time you took inventory of where you and your staff's time and energy go each week?

You may be hurting or discouraged. But unless you consider these six factors, you may want to reconsider giving up on God's plan for you.

If you sometimes have difficulties coming up with a good Sunday sermon, here are some suggestions to glean from.

Do you find yourself at times staying away from conducting sermons on the 'oldies but goodies' such as John 3:16 or the Golden Rule? Why?

Here's how the Bible instructs us to behave and how to present the gospel to non-believers.

What other things do successful churches do to reach others for the gospel? What would you add to this list?

Which of these easy-to-execute ideas will help you most in achieving God's mission for you?

If you're just starting out in ministry and trying to get a foothold, here are some suggestions to which you may want to pay heed.

How do you keep worship fresh for you personally and fresh for your congregation?

If you could write a letter to yourself 10 years ago, what would you say? What would you tell yourself to focus on or shy away from?

Is there a sense of hopelessness in your own leadership ability or an attitude of hopefulness and possibilities? Here are some characteristics of breakout pastors.

It's at these particular times when a pastor needs to guard himself against attacks, whether they're intentional or not.

Here's what happens to a church leader when he or she becomes captivated by their religious system or dead institution.

When well-known preachers and Christian artists fall, it shocks us. But could that be because we sometimes elevate them to a status reserved only for God?

Is your ministry motivated by the pleasure of God or by some worldly force?

Every ministry goes through dry spells now and then when things get stagnant. Here are 4 suggestions to help get it back on track.

How would you evaluate your ministry with these 10? Are there 1 or 2 that you want to focus on?