How does your church treat its guests? What comments have you received?

Here's how to prepare for one of your biggest weekends of the year.

These are serious times. Much is at stake. This is unquestionable and undeniable.

Where are you in the levels of communication? What is the next step for you to improve?

What a guest needs from us is trust and confidence in this area.

Many self-professing Christians today cherry-pick the Scriptures for a feel-good faith.

Your desire to grow your congregation means some things can't stay the same.

While members can benefit from it, here is why bulletins should be for guests first.

What memorization strategies have worked for you? What apps do you recommend?

Here's how many churches are dispensing with this practice.

Here's why churches that have learned how to use the power of technology in their day-to-day activities have seen great results.

Over the past few decades, the seeker-sensitive movement—and before that the church growth movement—taught us much about contextualization in the church.

Campus pastors have a great deal of responsibility. Here's some advice for those who have ambitions of becoming one.

Do we have goals in our ministries or personal lives that conflict with the Word, the guidance of the Spirit, or with each other? What are they? How are we going to correct them?

There are certain things you should not say to a guest in a worship service. Here are some things that you shouldn't hesitate to say.

With the decline of the culture, the younger generation longs for—and needs—stronger leadership in the church.

Here are 33 questions you should ask about the "art and science" of church communications.

What are the benefits of attending church regularly? What reasons are you giving visitors to come back?

Here are some of pastor Brandon Cox's blogs from the past year that church leaders should take the time to read.

If you ever wonder why you have a shortage of volunteers in your church or ministry, here are some clues.