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Two of Me
For God's people, the opposite of simplicity is not complexity. It's duplicity.
by Mindy Caliguire
Leadership Journal, Winter 2008
Learning Imaginative Prayer
by Greg Boyd
Leadership Journal, Winter 2008
Want to Be Wonder-full?
We really like our Vaseline tubes. That's what makes us less likely to follow Jesus to the margins.
by Mark Labberton
Leadership Journal, Fall 2007
Take Time to Be What?
A classic hymn shows why holiness is scarce these days.
by Gordon MacDonald
Leadership Journal, Fall 2007
Dumping Ground
In a place where even people are considered refuse, no one would listen to the educated, accomplished pastor. Until he became one of them.
an interview with Saul Cruz
Leadership Journal, Fall 2007
My Holy of Holies
How all-too-human preachers can prepare their souls to preach.
by John Ortberg
Leadership Journal, Spring 2007
A Day Off from God Stuff
What is a sabbath rest for pastors, when you handle holy things all week long?
by Lynne M. Baab
Leadership Journal, Spring 2007
Rejuvenate
13 ways to refresh your soul.
by Skye Jethani
Leadership Journal, Spring 2007
No More Big Ideas
Leadership Journal, Spring 2007
Full-Time Pastor but only Part-Time Follower of Jesus
What it took to find my real ministry.
by Craig Groeschel
Leadership Journal, Spring 2007
Name Calling
How we label others and ourselves gives life and takes it away.
by Mark Labberton
Leadership Journal, Spring 2007
A Steady Rhythm
The not-so-secret key to effective ministry and leadership.
by Ruth Haley Barton
Leadership Journal, Winter 2007
The Consumer Trap
What postmodern people need is a different relationship with money.
by Doug Pagitt
Leadership Journal, Fall 2002
The Christian Vision Project
Sex & the City of God
How do we respond to a corrupted culture? Two faulty examples and a better one.
by Mark Buchanan
Leadership Journal, Winter 2006
The Storage Room Meltdown
It was time to preach, but I had nothing to say.
by Rob Bell
Leadership Journal, Fall 2005
Continuous Voltage
Spiritual strength, as Billy Graham experienced it, means remaining connected to your power Source.
by Harold Myra and Marshall Shelley
Leadership Journal, Summer 2005
Attacked by a Monster
Depression hit me by surprise, and help came despite my foolish reactions.
by Art Greco
Leadership Journal, Spring 2005
Mapping Your Private World
Journaling: a tool to bring your soul into focus.
by Gordon MacDonald
Leadership Journal, Summer 2004
Soul Health
You can't be fruitful if you neglect the Source.
By Mindy Caliguire
Leadership Journal, Summer 2004
American Idols
Larry Crabb says there's something better than control and success.
The Leadership Interview
Leadership Journal, Summer 2004
Nearer, My God, to Three
This pastor's ambitious goal—three hours in prayer daily—is inspiring and a little irritating.
By Dee Duke
Leadership Journal, Spring 2004
Minutes from Death
His throat slashed by a vagrant, this pastor saw his life and ministry, and what it could have been.
by Tom Severson
Leadership Journal, Winter 2003
The Gift of Rebuke
How I learned to take correction—and give it.
by Gordon MacDonald
Leadership Journal, Fall 2002
Memoirs of a Move
A pastor's journal reveals the necessary soul-searching that comes with candidating.
by Steve Harling
Leadership Journal, Summer 2002
Staying Alive
How to sustain spiritual vitality in ministry.
A Leadership Forum
Leadership Journal, Summer 2002
Inadequate, Conflicted, and Content
A contemporary pastor finds a friend in Herbert.
by Richard P. Hansen
Leadership Journal, Summer 2002
Ministry's Deadly Undertow
How to keep the deadly d's—death, debt, depression, divorce, and general disobedience—from dragging you under.
by Linton Lundeen
Leadership Journal, Spring 2002
My Worst Year in Ministry
Everyone will have a "worst year." Here are six strategies one pastor found he needed.
by Frank Payne
Leadership Journal, Spring 2002
"Leave Room for God"
Facing death teaches Ed Dobson and his church about the life of prayer.
interview by the Leadership editors
Leadership Journal, Fall 2001
The Art of Self-Leadership
Your toughest management challenge is always yourself.
by Bill Hybels
Summer 2001
Heart Check
Test your spiritual vital signs.
by Nancy Beach
Leadership Journal, Winter 2001
To Abide or To Abound?
The disciple's dilemma: sit at His feet or serve in His name?
by John Ortberg
Leadership Journal, Spring 2000
"Welcome! You've Got Hate Mail"
Coping with the virtual critic.
by Armin Sommer
Leadership Journal, Fall 1999
Alone with God
The healthy effects of 10 days with no reading list, no TV, no agenda.
by Chuck Tompkins
Leadership Journal, Summer 1999
How to Get a Sabbatical
With a little work, you can get some rest.
by Jay Beuoy
Leadership Journal, Summer 1999
Ministerial R & RX
Where to go when you're hurting, broken, or just plain tired.
by the Leadership editors
Leadership Journal, Summer 1999
What's a "Significant" Ministry?
It helps to note what Jesus measures.
by Tim Bowman
Leadership Journal, Summer 1999
When the Force Is Against You
Battling spiritual oppression.
by Roger Barrier
Leadership Journal, Winter 1999
More Oxygen to the Flame
Only the thankful can burn brightly without burning out. A conversation with Zig Ziglar and Ben Patterson.
by Dave Goetz and Craig Brian Larson
Leadership Journal, Fall 1998
Taking Care of Busyness
How to minister at a healthy pace.
by John C. Ortberg
Leadership Journal, Fall 1998
Joy: Spiritual health made visible
The theological underpinnings of energy and joy.
by Earl Palmer
Leadership Journal, Fall 1998
Better than Trumpets in the Morning
When you question your calling, you gotta know where to listen.
by Douglas J. Brouwer
Leadership Journal, Fall 1998
Good News for the Weary
The unexpected fruitfulness that comes from fatigue.
by Anthony Laird
Leadership Journal, Fall 1998
Taking God's Keys
The keys of the kingdom also unlock the joys of your calling.
by Dallas Willard
Leadership Journal, Fall 1998
Joy Boosters
How to restore your soul, your smile, and your belief that life is worth the living.
by Gerald Durley, Patricia Duckworth, Richard Swenson, William B. Moore, Dave Roever, and Bufe Karraker
Leadership Journal, Fall 1998
Hearing God When a Critic Speaks
Turning negative comments into a constructive experience.
by Jim Abrahamson
Leadership Journal, Fall 1998
How Can I Preach Without a Voice?
What I learned when I became my own sermon illustration.
by James L. Wilson
Leadership Journal, Summer 1998
Beating the Pastoral Blues
4 internal changes to regain hope and joy in ministry.
by Pete Scazzero
Leadership Journal, Summer 1998
Character Forged from Conflict
Your worst days in ministry can become the best shaper of your soul. An interview with Jim Henry.
by David Goetz and Ed Rowell
Leadership Journal, Spring 1998
Resisting the Urge to Hit Back
When revenge tempts you, here's how to forgive completely.
by Gary D. Preston
Leadership Journal, Spring 1998
Finding the Eye of the Storm
Even amid the crises of ministry, you can enjoy God's grace. An interview with M. Craig Barnes.
by Kevin Miller and Dave Goetz
Leadership Journal, Winter 1998
My New View of God
How the deaths of two children affected my faith.
by Marshall Shelley
Leadership Journal, Fall 1996
Four Ways I've Found Encouragement
Confessions of a pastor who nearly burned out.
by Heidi A. Husted
Leadership Journal, Fall 1996
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