There are four key areas you need to turn your attention to.

You know ministry is hard, but God empowers you for it.

These attitudes and actions are critical to your ministry's success.

Many pastors have wondered this. Hint: It's not about you.

Don't stress or panic. Just follow these simple steps and rejoice in the Lord.

Barbara Johnson's example of faithfulness to the Lord in the face of adversity should inspire us all.

Don't be discouraged when you see your present realities.

Read this compelling op-ed from Florida Family Policy Council President John Stemberger about what a believer's response to today's election should be, no matter who wins.

All of you want this and should make no apologies for it. But unequivocally, this is where you should start.

It takes one to jeopardize your success as a ministry leader.

Especially as a Christian leader, you need to take the necessary steps to guard against ego.

If you recognize these patterns in yourself, take an inventory.

When you learn to manage your energy, you put yourself in a better position to give your best to God, your family and your church.

Here is what He expects—from all of of His followers.

The hope here is that you would reflect on your own leadership and consider your own heart as a leader.

Whether this is for you or the leaders you care about, here's a helpful plan.

The good news is this can be very easily addressed without senior pastors running themselves into the ground.

Honor the past, but don't dwell on it.

Even incredible passion or sound logic can't overcome this.

Now is the time to embrace the battle and move through it.