Four countercultural insights for outgoing students.

Done right, Facebook offers a chance for discernment and connection.

Leaving a church is hard. Don't make it harder by doing it badly.

Is it possible to build willpower like a muscle?

The new coffee bar can wait. These things can’t.

How to dive into crucial conversations without clamming up or lashing out.

Popular blogger and pastor Trevin Wax discusses how a marginalized church can actually be more effective.

It’s not how we act when things stay the same that tests our strength and character, it’s how we act when things change.

When it comes to church growth and health, we need to lower the volume and listen with both discernment and faith.

When you give church members the gift of time and respect, they’ll go with you to some exciting places.

A healthy church fosters an atmosphere where people feel free to express their ideas openly – especially at the leadership level.

Turnarounds always take longer than our projected timelines. And they almost never happen the way we expect.

We can’t control the seasons of our life, or of the church we're called to lead, but we can do something about the cycles.

If you don't decide whose opinions carry the greatest weight, the loudest voices will win and your ministry will be reactive, not proactive.

Our love of Lewis's words doesn't mean we always get them right.

To-do lists can keep us on track, but they never create a new track. Only an intentional plan does that.

3 ways to protect yourself from unexpected unemployment.

Whether you’re called to lead a church with entrepreneurial church growth methods or hands-on pastoring, lean into it with all you’ve got.

The biggest threat facing churches isn’t a disaster event—it’s how we think about disasters.