An interview with Gardner C. Taylor

Preaching is not what we do; it's what we are.

Through the disciplines of solitude and community, we can begin to remove the many obstacles that prevent us from listening to God's voice.

Few youth leaders disagree that there's a need for effective youth work--it's the how that causes problems. Here are four questions youth workers should ask themselves about their ministry.

A Christian leader tells how he embarked on a self-examiniation program at the onset of his fortieth birthday.

Motivation begins when goals and feelings are skillfully blended together.

Motivation is like a superstructure that can quickly collapse unless it is built upon a strong base of vital ideas.

Howard Hendricks offers some practical suggestions for evaluating local church ministry.

Modern psychology says you must to find yourself; the Scriptures say to give yourself away.

God has not promised immunity to those who self-inflict physical and mental abuse for the sake of the kingdom.

Chiding the cult of sensibility