To succeed in leadership, you can't fall into this common trap.

Leadership is a challenge, but this is even harder.

Our idealism will inevitably shrink over time, but here are two ideas to help us end up as realists rather than cynics.

Good leaders must have confidence. Learn where to place yours.

When Jesus defined leadership to His disciples, He put it this way.

Anxiety doesn't have to control your decisions or your pace. Learn what David and Elijah did to rise above.

As an adult, I have to admit that often times my conversations with God the Father mirror my childhood conversations with my earthly mom and dad.

The world uses these two tools in a destructive way. But Christ has called us to something greater.

The Lord gave clear instructions on how to live a victorious life that is pleasing to Him.

What kind of race are you running?

Church leadership at every level is, at some point, accompanied by personal drama. With God's help and guidance, you can navigate your way beyond it.

The following guidelines should help in making godly responses.

Everyone needs a break now and then.

On the edge is a dangerous place to be. Here's how to overcome it.

The future of your life, ministry and church will be determined by the way you address these.

The best way to be successful in ministry is to stay in ministry.

You need this element if you are going to stay in ministry for the long haul.

Jesus did it many times throughout His ministry. It would benefit yours, too.

This man's life and testimony shows us why we should step out on a limb for the Lord every day in 2017.

Pastors and ministry leaders should read this and come up with a plan for how to spend the last couple of days of the year.