Abigail Shrier’s critique of childhood therapy mixes a needful corrective with ideological hyperbole.

And how can they avoid the allure of the self-destruct button?

Illuminating the blind spots in most approaches to spiritual formation.

5 things to do when you face tragedy and turmoil

Unshackle yourself from the tyranny of the past and future.

Women in ministry are often held to two extremes at once.

Pastoring is rarely glamorous, and often chaotic. That’s normal. That’s ministry.

The pain of one pastor is intensified under the unforgiving glare of the spotlight, while the pain of another is ignored. Both hurt equally.

Our numbers obsession continues to leave victims in its wake. Now Perry Noble and the tens of thousands of members of NewSpring church are on the list of walking wounded.

Tension doesn't have to stress us out. We can use it to our church’s advantage if we follow a few simple principles.

Many small churches prepare for Easter Sunday under an unseen burden.

Reports of clergy attrition are often exaggerated, but pastors still face daunting challenges.

Pastoral ministry can be hazardous to our spiritual health. But it doesn’t need to be.

Learning to rely on God in economic times of struggle in the workplace.

The smaller the church, the more likely the pastor is doing most ministry alone. But there is hope.

Too many pastors are neglecting their physical health—and it's killing them.

If you put so much time into ministry that you don't have time for fun, here's why you need to make time.

How to get back on track when the pressures of life consume you

And say hello to the right priorities