Where pastors go wrong (and right) with spiritual authority read more
Leadership
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Fighting for Your Family
Building—and protecting—your home base is your greatest ministry read more
The Great Leadership Incubator
How churches are replacing traditional institutions for leadership training.
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Deliverance From the Pulpit
Are we preaching freedom to the demonically oppressed? read more
Islands Unto Ourselves
If leadership and loneliness go hand-in-hand, let’s form a new union
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Far Sighted
Six steps to casting a God-ordained (and risky) vision for your church
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Reorient Your Vision
These days, everyone knows someone who's hit rock bottom after losing a job, home, life savings, marriage, family, etc. Whether that's you or someone else, Brian Zahnd's book What to Do on the Worst Day of Your Life can be the perfect lifeline for overcoming the toughest of times. And one of the key elements to this is simply a matter of perspective ...
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The First Shall Be Last
Why every leader must descend to greatness read more
Breaking Up the Good Old Boys' Club
Women still face huge barriers in the American church today. Here are seven biblical reasons we must empower female leaders. read more
Multigenerational ‘Followship’
How Jesus’ discipleship model applies to the local church read more
Power Over Pretense
Tired of being a pulpit performer? Consider these preaching basics read more
Stewards of the Earth
Seven ways to form a creation-care culture at church read more
The Assessment Advantage
How to build a healthy, effective ministry team read more
Growing in Kingdom Greatness
The three pillars of leadership read more
Danger Ahead
Five road signs of abusive leadership read more
The Centrality of Christ
Without Jesus being first, true leadership isn't possible read more
Digital Donations
How much can online giving really help your ministry? read more
Leading Through a Crisis
Six characteristics of a crisis counselor
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Listen While You Speak
How to hear the Holy Spirit’s voice more in your sermons
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