Books

Avoid the ‘Fixing Trap’

Jesus didn’t come to fix us from afar. He came to walk with us.

How the Church Can Take the Lead in Suicide Prevention

"The church is for the broken. A church without the broken is a broken church."

How to Overcome Betrayal Trauma in Ministry

With their friends’ departures, pastors have had to recalibrate the very real cost of spiritual intimacy in doing life together.

Closing a Ministry: A Leader’s Guide to Reassessing and Adapting

Ministry is not about keeping a ministry for ministry's sake but serving the current and future needs of the community, and sometimes that means letting go of something loved to see the value in the next season of ministry in the church's life. This article discusses closing a ministry thoughtfully and helps leaders navigate the transition with compassion and clarity.

Anna Morgan: When Women Are Called to Leadership

It starts with a woman identifying her own calling, and the focus on women called to leadership shapes her journey.

Cooperation and Collaboration

In the kingdom of God, the citizens see everyone as connected to everyone else. Like the forest promoting life within itself, those in the kingdom see all of humanity connected to one another. This vision of cooperation and collaboration invites shared purpose across differences.

Who Are the Deconstructors?

Who Are the Deconstructors? is presented as a prophetic movement resisting a distorted gospel and invites the church to listen.

How Your Church Can Support church disaster relief

In times of crisis, church disaster relief through digital tools can streamline responses and mobilize resources for community recovery.

See Your Way Clear: Finding Clarity and Moving Forward

See Your Way Clear: I was struggling not only to gain clarity but also to move forward.

Disagree and Commit

Teams are built on trust and are central to honest discussions with those in the room when the decision is made. Disagree and commit can guide decisive, respectful collaboration.

Shiny, Glittering Objects

I think that having a bias towards NO allows you to have your greatest YES.