What Churches Need to Know About Fraud and Whistleblower Protection
Setting up whistleblower and fraud prevention policies aids in compliance with federal law and limits potential liability.
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Planting and Your Pastor: How to Cast the Vision—Part 2
As a seasoned church planter and senior pastor, I know the need for church plants. Here are ways to cast the vision.
Planting and Your Pastor: When They Don’t Share Your Conviction—Part 1
What do you do as a staff pastor when the senior pastor doesn't share your passion for planting? Here's some advice.
How People Pleasing Hurts Your Leadership
People pleasing might feel like a good way to get people to like you, but in the end it hurts your leadership in these ways.
Don’t Confuse a Friend’s Spur With an Enemy’s Dagger
Distinguishing a spur from a dagger is not just important for preserving friendships, but is also a sign of spiritual maturity.
Who Is the ‘God’ People Say They Believe In?
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?
Your Friends WANT to Hear the Gospel
A full 79 percent of nonbelievers are willing to have a conversation about faith with a friend. What are we waiting for?
10 Steps Toward Self-Control
It can be hard to gauge if your growing in self-control; here, from Proverbs, are 10 characteristics of people who demonstrate it.
How to Fix Our Seminaries
Interest in the three-year Master of Divinity degree is declining. Here are some potential reasons why and what to do about it.
Should Close Friends Be on the Same Leadership Team?
Can close personal friends be trusted to put the good of the church ahead of their friendship, when necessary?
