How we can use our words to feed each other rather than destroy each other.

How our ministry policies and practices can push back against entitlement.

Why we shouldn’t divide the church into those who “get it” and those who don’t.

Brenda Salter McNeil says she put too much faith in an approach that downplayed justice in order to seem nonthreatening.

The church never closed during COVID-19—just the doors to our buildings.

Some people need warnings to avoid the spotlight. Others need encouragement to step up.

How shepherding others through messy situations brings our own sin and insufficiency to the surface.

Sometimes it appears in the pulpit, and sometimes it festers behind the scenes.

Lately, hobbies have become a metric of personal success. But their core purpose is to help us pause and praise.

When beloved congregants turned on me, who could I trust for advice?

An option once seen as a failed strategy is now giving many congregations a new lease on life.

What happens when local churches stop competing and start seeing themselves as multiple sites of God’s Church in a city?

Can those who lead congregations receive ministry from them as well?

Why would two distinctly different denominations work together? And what have they learned?

Why humility is one of the most effective tools for resisting the Devil.

Scholars describe the difficulties and benefits of humility, but Christ offers an example.

When pushing our agenda keeps us from empowering others, we miss the point of leadership.

Despite terminal lung cancer, the Argentinian-born evangelist remains full of energy and evangelistic passion.

Walmart churches don’t care how they look to others. They know who they are and who they’re called to reach.