Posted July 1, 2013
Religion Losing Influence, But Americans Desire a Comeback
Posted July 1, 2013
Timeless wisdom for pastors with forward-thinking solutions.
Also in this issue
The Leadership Journal archives contain over 35 years of issues. These archives contain a trove of pastoral wisdom, leadership skills, and encouragement for your calling.
Leading Online
Seven ways to use social media in ministry.
If I Had a Scanner
How would our worship services be different?
Breaking My Blood Oath
How did I become so dependent on digital media?
From Online to Offline
How our online ministry is bringing seekers through the doors of our church.
Tweeting My Life Away
My online interactions were hurting my pastoral presence.
'Just Unfollow Me!'
The gospel demands we engage the world, even when we feel vulnerable.
The Conviction to Lead
Leadership Journal Reviews
Spiritual Direction for Weird People
How do I help someone grow who’s not like me?
Discipling the Hyper-Connected
Moving a distracted generation toward Christ.
The One and the Many
Ministry that’s clearly Christian in a multi-faith world.
Leading God's People
A Leadership Journal review
Not Tweeting? Repent!
Ed Stetzer on why ignoring social media is no longer an option for church leaders.
Mind Reader
An interview with Richard Cox
Why Cities Matter
And other Leadership Journal reviews
Jesus Didn't Journal
Is there a different pathway to maturity for multi-tasking extroverts?
Electronic Warfare
How email and blogs complicate conflict, and what to do about it.
Odd Assignments
The strange requests we get connect us with the heart of our calling.
Can I Get a Witness?
Social media is dangerous if we use it to validate ourselves.
Here and There
New technologies are a gift from God, but not if they keep us from being fully and physically present.
Where the People Are
Why even bother with social media?
Twitter Chaplain
Social media opens instant opportunities for ministry.
