If the Lord is with us, we can be successful in any situation.

Every healthy church changes over time, but how do you respond when members just want their "old church" back?

Empowerment gives members of your team this kind of a sense about themselves.

Burnout is easy, especially when all we do is coast along. Don't let it happen to you.

Keep in mind these are tongue-in-cheek.

How you begin your sermon is absolutely vital.

Large or small, every church can be a resource giant for God's kingdom.

When Darlene Rose gave her life to Jesus at 10, little did she know of the life of total surrender she would lead.

If you think one of the six reasons is high salaries for each person on staff, you're wrong.

Keep in mind: If the fruit is ripe, you don't have to yank it.

Otherwise, chaos could ensue within your congregation.

If not corrected, these mistaken leadership beliefs become practices and end up as harmful habits that decrease your influence.

The church should be poised to make a huge impact.

Preaching is hard, and you're going to have days like this.

You can take a stand, but you must represent Christ well and do it right.

Remember that where God calls you, He equips you.

Confronting a brother or sister about their sin can be awkward, but Jesus reminds us that such confrontations are necessary sometimes.

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

The governing body of your church and those with spiritual authority must have this in common.

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