Leadership

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

Will your ministry inspire people the same way hers did?

One of the best skills a leader can develop is the art of asking the right questions, and at the right times.

These certainly aren't easy solutions, but if your church is in decline, something must change.

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

Don't forget—regardless of who wins the presidency, God is still sovereign.

Sometimes, this could really come in handy for you.

For leaders who like things black and white, it can be frustrating.

You can have peace in this world. Just stop looking in the wrong places.

If any of these indications are true for you, you need to address this foundational principle of consistency.

This is not unique, but among these there are some that seem more pervasive than others.

They're not bad traits to have, but there is a downside to them.

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.

Leaders don't have to know everything, but they need to give their staff what Graham gives his.

There is a propaganda war that is raging in this country, and it is full of manipulation, lies, distortions and with one goal in mind—to keep evangelicals from voting.

And it has the potential to destroy many lives.

You never know where God is going to call you, as this pastor discovered.

These will comfort and sustain you through even the most stressful times.

You'll eliminate a great deal of angst and aggravation if you embrace these ideals.

Some of the excuses are pretty extreme and, quite frankly, lazy.