Leadership

Barna Group has been doing some extensive research on women these days, which I find quite interesting. They have compiled some of their research...

I recently read a great blog post by Michael Hyatt on the problem of drifting away from your life's focus. It reminded me that...

Outreach Magazine announced today that 20 resources have been selected for recognition as 2012 Outreach Resources of the Year. They are highlighted in the just released March/April...

Excellence from church tech ministries is expected and becoming the norm quite quickly. That’s good in one way because it continues to show that...

. Before you throw stones, I’m not anti-established churches. I have seen effective established churches  and ineffective church plants just as I have seen ineffective...

How does your church leadership respond to criticism? This is a great topic of conversation for your next church staff meeting. I'm sure every pastor and person on the church staff has been criticized at one time or another; it's what you do with the outcome that matters.

It was a beautiful spring day, April 28, 2001, my dear grandmother’s birthday. I had been on a roller coaster ride of discovery that week, that month, that year. All the unanswered questions and prayers I had been asking for years seemed to pile up all at once, leading me on a fast path to resolution, one way or another. I was determined, as I often get, to reach the bottom of the mystery—to learn the truth about who Jesus Christ was and is, not just who he was made out to be through the religion of my upbringing.

In reading to my children from The Book of Virtues, by William J. Bennett, we came across this poem that struck a chord within me....