The era of needing approval to produce and distribute great ministry content is over. We just need to do it.

In my 15 years of ministry, I've seen too many women come and go.

Despite less than groundbreaking numbers, there’s change in the air.

If you're pastoring a church of 50 or fewer, a church of 200 might seem massive. But we have more in common than you'd think.

How listening to great stories helps me communicate the gospel more effectively.

Most pastors can't make The Big Ask. Thankfully, it's not needed for a healthy church.

Don’t let a shortage of funds prevent you from getting away.

What if we recommended fiction alongside non-fiction when discipling others?

Charge nothing and overbooked families don’t show; charge too much and you price-out the people you’re trying to reach.

Neighborly love requires Christlike compassion and financial capacity.

In order to demonstrate Christlike compassion and promote economic capacity, Christians need to develop a robust theology that informs life more fully as well as a robust theology of economic flourishing.

A conference review

Your good taste in reading material has been confirmed. Award-winning content from the past year.

Billy Graham Statue at the U.S. Capitol, Ten Secrets of Senior (Lead) Pastors and other links you will enjoy

Preaching Christologically, Parenting with Perspective, and more links you'll enjoy

A summary from Leadership Journal