Pastors

Numbers can help us understand some things about the health of a church. But they’re not the only thing.

Knowing and expanding the zone where the hearts of the pastor and congregation meet up with God's heart is essential for a successful church turnaround.

Every church should be actively participating in kingdom growth. But kingdom growth doesn't mean every church will keep getting bigger.

It's important to distinguish between personal preferences and moral absolutes if we hope to maintain our integrity.

Even with the arrival of megachurches, small churches are the primary way people choose to worship Jesus.

Let’s stop arguing about which church size is best, and start seeing what’s best about each size.

Innovative leadership should constantly drive us to communicate eternal truths in fresh, new ways.

Long-term pastorates are almost always good for the church and the pastor. But when these things happen, it's time to go.

Let's stop looking for a one-size-fits-all way to do church. And stop insisting on it for others.

Is your church service putting your worst foot forward instead of your best? Here's a simple way to reverse that.