Being People of Virtue in a Culture of Vice
We as Christians can model a different, better way to engage in politics.
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Facing Cultural Headwinds Against Evangelism
I recently came back on a flight from Orange County. Before departing from California, the pilot announced that we would be arriving in Chicago about 40 minutes early due to some powerful tailwinds. That sounds like great news. However, amazing as those tailwinds are, all they mean in the Chicago airports is that you sit … Continued
Leadership Lessons From 40 Years of Ministry
Here are nine things I would tell my younger self about the experience of leading.
3 Ways We Hedge Our Faith Instead of Trusting Fully in God
Sometimes we treat our faith more like a mutual fund than a dependance on the promises of God.
The Biggest Reason Many Revitalization Efforts Fail
A big issue that might be holding back your revitalization efforts
10 Traits of High Character Leaders
The kind of leaders others want to follow display these characteristics.
3 Ways to Freshen Your Preaching
Here are some suggestions to keep your preaching from getting stale or predictable.
How to Embrace Infrequent Attendees
Here are five ways to better welcome those who love your church but attend infrequently.
Soulfires: A Pro-Life Vision on Wheels
How Joe Baker, founder of Save the Storks, learned that winning hearts is more important than winning debates in advocacy.
Why We Don’t Fix What’s Broken in Our Ministries
There are three main reasons why we let broken things stay broken in leadership.
