Leadership Journal Winter 2012
volume 33, Issue 1
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From the Editor
In Search of "Biblical Symmetry"
A faithful witness requires service and evangelism.
Theme
Shedding Lethargy
What it takes to move people from complacency to follow Christ.
Know Your Neighbors?
A simple tool is helping churches in Arvada, Colorado, know and love their neighbors.
Road to Recovery
How one church was transformed by reaching out to neighbors with addictions.
View from the Second Story
Community partnerships are bringing transformation to unlikely places.
Outlooks on Outreach
Can one church handle two generations' attitudes toward evangelism and service?
Acting Like Jesus
An unlikely theatrical role enabled me to connect with unbelievers.
Rod and Reel, or Net?
What it means to catch in community.
Six Reasons Young People Leave the Church
Barna President David Kinnaman examines the trend.
The Soul of Steve Jobs
What would it have taken to reach the Apple founder's core?
Currents
Great Humility
The power of a neglected virtue
I (Finally) Do
Cohabitating couples treated to free church wedding.
How Will They Hear?
A surprising way to spread the word about your church.
Facebook vs. FaceTime
Why do you use social media?
Commentary
The Gospel in Contexts
Religious and secular audiences require very different approaches.
Love Needs No Justification
John Stott's writings clarify the relationship between evangelism and social justice.
Toolkit
A 'Move' in the Right Direction
A new book takes a closer look at how churches foster spiritual growth.
Your Toughest Audience
Preaching to Yourself
The Hardest Sermons and Other Resources
Leadership Reviews
Bonus Articles
The 2011 Leadership Book Awards
We highly recommend these titles as you strive to develop your leadership gifts.
The Fall
How a near-fatal climbing accident forced me to rethink ministry--and the rest of my life.
Epic Fail
How can pastors be encouraged to embrace their failures and redefine ministry success?
Ministry Meltdown
When ministry turns you into a monster, the answer is not to suck it up and work harder.
