On the Front Lines in a War Zone
When it comes to spiritual warfare, the answer is not skepticism or superstition, but preparation.
When it comes to spiritual warfare, the answer is not skepticism or superstition, but preparation.
When I was serving as a worship pastor, my uncle gave me some advice I've never forgotten: "Walk slowly through the pews."
No matter the size of your church, good follow-up is an essential component of reaching out to visitors that shows them you are trustworthy.
The seasons of leadership change frequently and part of being a good leader is being able to discern which season you are in and how that shapes your leadership.
You may not think of your church as a "brand," but thinking this way helps you shape your vision, properly equip your team and identify advocates of your church.
The church staff churn rate is increasing. Reducing staff turnover starts with the values we preach—and live.
You won't glean these insights in seminary, but if you take them to heart you can save yourself a lot of ministry headaches.
Inspiring others is an essential leadership skill. But inspiration is not a stand-alone skill. Here's what it takes.
When the heavens open and your big idea, project or mission becomes clear, take some time.
When it comes to church finances, there are countless gray areas. It's a good idea to get advice from an independent group.