A Final Lesson From Bill Hybels and Willow Creek
There are so many lessons we can learn from the wreckage, but one in particular is seared into my psyche.
There are so many lessons we can learn from the wreckage, but one in particular is seared into my psyche.
How can we define truth in a culture that has democratized it, i.e., truth is based on the opinion of the majority?
We must be able to answer the 'So what?' questions in order to reach the hearts and minds of our friends and neighbors.
Making broad sweeping changes based on the latest book you read will leave you constantly chasing the wind.
An eclectic blend of history, fiction, biography and more I've read in the past year or plan to read.
Eighty percent of people say they believe in God. But what god do they believe in and how can we help them know the true God?
Interest in the three-year Master of Divinity degree is declining. Here are some potential reasons why and what to do about it.
Avoid these five tendencies of stagnant churches and you'll be in a better position to grow your church in healthy ways.
How should we respond when we discover the depths of a leader's sinfulness? Does it discount the good they've done?
The level of commitment and accountability for a school sports team is often higher than that of church volunteers. Why?