In a broken and sinful culture, where do we begin to offer God's healing?

In your community, are Christians known more for what they are against or for what they support?

Leadership isn’t just about making decisions; it's about making good decisions. But that becomes increasingly difficult when we are isolated from others, or when we listen to the wrong voices in the decision making process.

Jesus met with people at wells, and today's church needs to look for opportunities to encounter culture, too.

Pastor Dino Rizzo says, "If it's a problem in our community, then it's a problem for us as a church."

What causes people to change? What creates behavior? It may not be what you think.

In many churches the leadership seeks to gather people into programs and motivate them to serve. But is there another way?

In a culture full of celebrity pastors, it is easy to compare yourself to others, but Rick Warren says it's a terrible mistake.

Do you know how to turn conflict and confrontation into positive change in your church?

When Moses died, Joshua inherited the responsibility of leading the people of Israel into the Promised Land. Unfortunately, Joshua didn't know anything about taking the land; all his education was in the fine art of wandering the desert.

Many of us pledge to surrender ourselves entirely to Christ, but what does that really mean?

Being the "light of the world," Christians are God's plan for social justice - a plan that carries with it both duty and privilege.

Are you willing to call people to the same level of commitment that Jesus did, even if it means a smaller crowd?

It's easy to trust God in the Promised Land. But how do we feel while we're lost in the desert?

As church leaders we are called to preach and extend the love of God. But do we experience it ourselves?

Even the youngest members of the church can be used powerfully by God. How can we empower more of them to pursue their ideas?

A photojournalist discovers God's surprises through one special-needs child.

Different ways you can bridge the gap between Sunday morning and the rest of the week

Picking up on cultural trends can lead into powerful illustrations.