If you’re a small church pastor who’s been frustrated with your inability to gain control of the church, stop trying. There's a better way.

We've been doing this badly, folks. Here are three simple steps to help my generation of Boomers become better at discipling the next generation.

Scripture reminds us that love—and loving communication—is patient.

The “Ordinary Time” of summer invites us to give the extraordinary Good News.

More and more evangelical women are pursuing higher education in theology. Here are a few you haven’t heard of yet.

Americans increasingly identify as “spiritual but not religious.” Radical faith goes beyond both.

Ministry is serious business. These 9 steps are key to pursuing your training.

Teaching requires two things: a competent instructor and receptive students. Equipping and discipling require much more.

Whether we wear a uniform or not, we all have sacrificial service to offer.

Jesus didn’t tell us to teach students, he commanded us to make disciples.

Jesus’ Ascension seems to happen at a rather inopportune time.

It’s not enough be an attractional church, a caring church, or even a teaching church. We need to become an equipping church.

When people don't change, are our efforts in vain?

But should extroverts seek out empty seats by introverts?

Five reasons to separate from your spouse—and sometimes your kids—on Sunday mornings.

Every program, building and denomination is temporary. They should stay in place only as long as they are being effective.

Jesus constantly and seamlessly integrated evangelism and discipleship into his everyday actions and into the way he spiritually formed and shaped the 12 disciples.

The real divine “prank” is not the Resurrection.

A simple tool for apprenticing followers of Christ who can apprentice others.