Leaders over-function when we do for others what they can—and should—do for themselves. Over-functioners prevent people, including themselves, from growing. Read More »
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Is Evangelism on Its Deathbed?
As we stop to check the pulse of evangelism in the modern church, it’s clear that we’re experiencing a consistent decline. Why is that? Read More »
5 Reasons Churches Struggle to Reach College Students
This generation wants a cause to live and die for, and we have the greatest cause on earth. Why don’t more churches invest in reaching college students? Read More »
5 Reasons Pastors’ Kids Struggle with Doubt
Doubt is common to all Christians. And sometimes the people you think are the least likely to struggle with doubts actually struggle the most. Read More »
3 Overlooked Symptoms of Loneliness in the Church
Loneliness affects the rich, poor, introverted, extroverted, educated, or uneducated. Be aware of these symptoms in order to care for sufferers. Read More »
4 Disturbing Trends in Global Christian Persecution
More than a quarter of a billion Christians face extreme persecution, according to the latest report from a ministry focused on global persecution and aid. Read More »
The Dangerous Lie of Ministry Comparison
Comparison—in ministry and in life—is a zero-sum game. And underneath it all, there is no end to this lie. There is always more comparison. Read More »
7 Success Killers in Leadership
There are many things leaders don’t see coming, but these killers often hinder the success and opportunity God has given you to lead. Read More »
5 Differences Between Ministry Consumers and Contributors
We’re standing at the end of centuries of Christian tradition that has crippled the body of Christ. We have to make some much needed changes. Read More »
From Isolation to Community: How the Church Can Mitigate the Loneliness Epidemic
Americans of all ages, ethnic backgrounds and income levels are struggling with loneliness. What is the Church’s role in restoring community? Read More »