At a Catalyst Conference a while back, Andy Stanley introduced the provocative concept: "To reach people no one else is reaching, we have to do things no one else is doing."

We can no longer act like creation care is a secondary issue.

What's the invitation here: "Pray this prayer" or "Follow me"?

We are each a picture that's missing a few pieces?

How concerned Christians should be about environmental care.

Many pastors want "fast acting" sermons. But what brings lasting transformation is a steady, intentional plan for the pulpit.

Guidance for understanding whether you should stay on or leave, and if the latter, then how to leave.

Why repentance is always good news.

The oil spill is the top major issue for some political groups, while other groups fought the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases.

A review of "Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard" by Chip Heath and Dan Heath.

Jon Tyson describes the story of American culture as "the pursuit of happiness by getting more through comfort." How can this story be transformed by the gospel?

Why Boeing, and not just the Bible, is responsible for the rising interest in global justice.

Why do we keep bonking our heads against the same old ideas? Maybe it's time to try something new—especially this summer.

How Url Scaramanga thinks about cool new church names.

Three ways that ministry is changing.

New leaders must ask the right questions in the right way to get a full picture of the ministries they inherit.

The trends that will be impacting your ministry in the year ahead.

Bob Hyatt's eulogy for a departed movement.