We do no one any favors if we ignore or downplay core beliefs.

As Christians – especially Christian leaders – our criticism should elevate the conversation, not debase it.

Some Dos and Don’ts for surviving and thriving in the awkward, in-between world of 100 to 200 in church attendance.

Healthy small churches have characteristics that make them work. And many of them can work in big churches, too.

New GRACE report examines student’s claim against Yuan Zhiming in wake of accusation by Chai Ling.

Genuine friendships are becoming more rare – and thus, of greater perceived value – than any other aspect of modern church life.

Our numbers obsession continues to leave victims in its wake. Now Perry Noble and the tens of thousands of members of NewSpring church are on the list of walking wounded.

The biggest problem with small churches is not that they’re small. It’s that we think being small is a problem. 

We need to assemble and promote the best ideas we can find to help struggling small churches become healthy small churches.

They knew the church was small, but they came anyway. Maybe they came because it was small.

Church growth should always be a part of every pastor’s prayers, passion and strategy. Especially when it’s kingdom growth.

You don’t need one more person, one more dollar or one more square foot of building to start being a great church.

Different ministries approach church health and growth in different ways. If we didn't, we probably couldn’t help each other very much.

There is no cost too high to pay for the salvation of souls. But there is a cost too high to pay for bigger churches.

Sunday Adelaja loses leaders at Kiev's Embassy of God for not heeding their discipline.

It’s not about church growth. Or working harder. It’s about doing smarter ministry with our church’s current resources.

If we want a healthy church, leaders need to be see the big picture.

1,000 church leaders weigh in on how to investigate allegations and when the congregation should be told.

Churches stay unhealthy when we drive for greater numbers at the expense of greater health. Whatever size they may be.