Pastors

Change your perspective, and criticism can actually propel you forward in God’s mission.

I don't want to just participate in conversations – whether they're online or in real life. I want to elevate them. And be elevated by them.

If we look for the worst in people, we’ll get bucketloads of it. If we look for the best, we’ll get that.

Church leaders need to understand the differences between churches of various sizes. So we can work together, not tear ourselves apart.

Sometimes, when small churches contribute to the body of Christ, we're blessing our big church friends in ways that no one else sees.

As long as your preferences are about positive opportunities, not negative excuses, it doesn't matter what size of church you go to.

Not everyone is required to be a first responder. Or even to respond to every crisis. That’s simply not possible. But, as the body of Christ, we’re all called to respond.

A healthy church fosters an atmosphere where people feel free to express their ideas openly – especially at the leadership level.

John Ortberg offers 6 lessons evangelical organizations can learn from Billy Graham and his team.

Some people prefer small churches over big churches. I do, too. But our personal preferences are not universal truths.