The Problem With Pastors as Rock Stars
Ed Stetzer: The “rock star” problem is a sin issue, not a church-size issue.
Ed Stetzer: The “rock star” problem is a sin issue, not a church-size issue.
No matter your skill level or former experience, be prepared to face these challenges head-on.
Steven Furtick: "If you’re going to err, err on the side of simply giving people Jesus."
Brandon Cox: "Being crazy about broken people, for us, has some serious implications."
Ed Stetzer: "To create boundaries, pastors must be able to say no when other people want them to say yes."
Five pastors tell how they helped churches overcome adversity and engage the unchurched in their communities.
Dan Kimball: “Unlike church staff, volunteers don’t have the luxury of scheduling Fridays or Mondays off.”
Effective leadership is defined by community, not loneliness.
We must reach the unchurched with the Gospel of Christ. But who are they, and what are they all about?
Carey Nieuwhof: Great leaders don't run away from a need to change, but they embrace the challenge.