Church Leadership

Holiness doesn't need to be dressed up to stand out.

Could it be that the best-known and well-loved pieces of literature are considered great because they mimic the Greatest Love Story Ever Told?

Our lives are journeys that will entail struggles and hardships, but will serve to teach us dependence on the Lord.

People from biblical times seem to have known things that modern folks are only now rediscovering about our world and the Creator God.

What's your motivation behind being a leader? Is the acclaim, power and prestige; or is a willingness to serve others and empower them to fulfill their callings?

All the strange exceptions to the rules of English lend an object lesson for learning about Scripture.

What type of footprints are you leaving for those who come after you to follow in, and are you walking in the way that is best for the present and future generations?

Too often the pastor's family feels as if the church comes first. Here are some tips to follow so those closest to you know they matter most.

Before throwing in the towel, consider the investment you've made in your calling, as well as the origin of your calling; sleep on your decision, too, before making it final.

Jesus was the ultimate leader who led by example, condescending to the least of these that they might realize His greatness in service to all of humanity and creation.