You might do well to follow Walt Disney's example.

Even though this process is used by as many as 200,000 congregations in the U.S., there still seems to be a mystery about it.

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.

We must never take this lightly. Lives hang in the balance.

There's nothing wrong with a catchy sermon series title. But here's why you shouldn't go overboard.

The following guidelines should help in making godly responses.

Momentum is not a mystery, but here's how to better understand it.

This pastor has stayed put for 50 years and watched God do great and mighty things.

Everyone needs a break now and then.

You can do it in a way that encourages the family and makes Jesus prominent.

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

Who are you called to lead? And whom are you leading in this season?

Creatives don't need freedom alone—they need more.

We are all susceptible to this, since all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.

Whether you voted for Donald Trump or not, please petition God for a smooth transition for him into the White House and for a united country.

Rather than provide definitive guidelines, here are some questions to consider.

"To opt out of participation in this festival of the democratic process is to say publicly that their oath meant nothing."

God is calling marketplace Christians to rise up in the spirit of Hebrews 13:2.

Failure to make the tough choices, when needed, can limit the growth and even viability of our church.

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