November 2020

To lead well in 2020 and beyond will require a new level of listening and learning.

The world may look different, but there is still plenty to be grateful for.

But the right outcome here doesn’t mean all restrictions are invalid or that churches should reopen.

In challenging circumstances, European evangelicals share a message of hope.

We must revive a passion for evangelism in order to become living messages of life.

Leading through challenging circumstances does not mean leading in isolation.

The simple church model may no longer be effective in our new reality.

New LifeWay Research expresses that Americans are as grateful for their loved ones as ever.

The church has a tremendous opportunity as refugee resettlement is restored.

Lots of executive pastors have stepped into a role without seminary, so we've created a modular, cohort program for XPs who want to learn more in community with other XPs.

How can the Church reach and keep unchurched emerging adults?

The first full on-the-record interview with the coordinator for People of Praise, in the news now due to Amy Coney Barrett.

New LifeWay Research explores the relationship between the current economy and the Church.

Inside jails and prisons, correctional officers are suffering—they need volunteer chaplains.

Pastor Rick Warren shares his recommendations for pastors and leaders this post-election Sunday.

It’s time to push forward in new and creative ways in children's ministry.

How we can learn from the impact of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election on politically divided relationships.

Pastor Bart Barber shares his thoughts on how to relate to the president that (we assume) will soon be declared.

Continuing the conversation with "America's Pastor" about the role of politics and fear in our nation.

On the eve of the national election, we talk with "America's Pastor" about the role of politics and fear in our nation.