Leadership

Why More Pastors Are Considering Covocational Ministry

If we want to see a church planting movement in every place and people group, we must engage with covocational leaders.

Ed Stetzer: Coming Back

We have to take a step back as we teach God’s Word, building upon the grand narrative of redemption to show how every issue dealt with in the story of God is centered in Christ.

Amy Orr Ewing: A ‘Quiet Revival’

Our congregations need to be equipped to meet the moment in the culture, so that they are ready to lead people to Jesus.

4 Keys to Communicating Changes

Change can be difficult on those we lead. Here are keys to communicating change in a way that will be well-received.

5 Proven Steps for Dealing With Your Mistakes

Leaders are human and mistakes are going to happen. Here are some helpful, practical tips for owning and resolving your mistakes.

The Secret Power of Appreciation

We ttalk about the importance of encouragement. As Goethe said in 1768, “Instruction does much, but encouragement everything.” Here's one compelling example.

On the Front Lines in a War Zone

When it comes to spiritual warfare, the answer is not skepticism or superstition, but preparation.

‘Walk Slowly Through the Pews’

When I was serving as a worship pastor, my uncle gave me some advice I've never forgotten: "Walk slowly through the pews."

Here Are the Essentials of Good Visitor Follow-Up

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.

What Season Are You In?

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.

A Lesson for Church Leaders From a Brand Strategist

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.