Victims’ advocates caution institutions against plans to “restore” fallen leaders.

When life stressors overwhelm a person’s ability to manage his or her life, he or she will likely break down and may grow sad and anxious.

What the local body misses when it focuses on personality analyses and congregational surveys.

Join NT Wright, Danielle Strickland, Efrem Smith, and others at the Spiritual First Aid Summit.

Twelve transformational words for leading in unprecedented times.

Many technologies we cursed months ago for driving us apart we now bless for holding us together.

Prayer and proclamation.

In the wake of our pandemic, many godly shepherds are now faced with the daunting challenge of shepherding from a distance.

The message you prepare for your congregation is also meant for you.

What to do when a Netflix binge brings you more joy than God’s calling.

Pastors who rush in with the wrong treatment court spiritual disaster.

I found holy purpose in the interruptions to my work.

Some people need warnings to avoid the spotlight. Others need encouragement to step up.

Can we find oxygen for exhausted souls in Song of Songs, of all books?

Pastor and author Jared C. Wilson shares what America’s first ordained African American taught him about facing hardship in ministry.

Without the ministry of skilled printers, Reformers may never have found their voice.

Is there room for amazing grace in our call to uncompromising faithfulness?

Mental health professionals and spiritual directors would benefit in their work from cooperation with each other.

We may be sequestered, but as we emerge and show our faces in public, the gospel is on trial.