Many Christians overplay the importance of God's specific will, while underestimating the value of God's universal will.

Usually, a choice for church health is also a choice for church growth. But not always. Sometimes it's one or the other.

Learning from my elders is easy. Learning from those younger than me—not so much.

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

The multiple-choice test you’re taking every day.

It's important to learn from other churches without becoming a cookie-cutter copy of them.

A faithful man lives out his faith on the bench with restraint.

Why I moved from the beaches to the block.

How pastors can build a workflow for resilience.

If you’re considering leaving the church you attend, there are a few things you may want to consider before making the leap.

And stand by them.

There’s a big difference between good small church choices and bad small church choices. Here are some good ones.

A church doesn’t need to be big to make good decisions. It's a matter of quality, not quantity.

An excerpt from "40/40 Vision: Clarifying Your Mission in Midlife."

Introducing big changes is much easier if we give church leaders and members the time to process them.

Redefining church growth and ministry success on this side of a church growth gap.

When a child in our church complained about an adult volunteer's physical affection, we faced a difficult decision.

From outside speaking, to blogging, to any chance to build a bigger platform: how do you decide if it's wise?

But as a church planter, was that attitude what needed to change?