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December 2011

Most Popular Posts of 2011Subscriber Access Only
The most talked about issues on Ur this year were...
Unexpected SanctuarySubscriber Access Only
Even mundane places can be filled with God's beauty and love.
Gordon MacDonald
Ur Video: What Christmas is All AboutSubscriber Access Only
Merry Christmas from everyone at Leadership Journal.
"I Don't Know the First Thing About Leading Artists"Subscriber Access Only
Dozens of pastors admit that trying to lead their more artistically minded staff members and volunteers leaves them baffled and befuddled. Don't be one of them.
Rory Nyland
Rethinking FaithSubscriber Access Only
An interview with David Kinnaman
Charity Singleton
Should a church require those in leadership to tithe?Subscriber Access Only
Dick Towner 2
Skye Jethani: The Wrong War on ChristmasSubscriber Access Only
How Christians went from opposing over-consumption at Christmas to demanding it be done in Christ's name alone.
by Skye Jethani
Discipleship
Christian Saints vs. Cultural CelebritiesSubscriber Access Only
The deaths of Steve Jobs and Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth reveal the church's captivity to cultural values.
David Swanson
Discipleship
Did Youth Ministry Create the Emerging Church? (Pt. 2)Subscriber Access Only
Why youth ministry is the cause of, and solution to, all of the church's problems.
by Skye Jethani
When Commitment Leads Us to TruthSubscriber Access Only
What is it about commitment that is so frightening, yet so compelling?
Joanna Campbell
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