Leadership

You should never waste a wait.

Changing times can create stress, anxiety, problems and fear. How do you handle them?

The State of the Plate surveyed nearly 1,600 pastors, leaders and laypeople to assess the current state of giving to churches in America.

If you build it, they will come. But will they stay?

A lot of activity doesn't necessarily translate to vibrant and healthy growing churches.

There is tremendous power in this attribute.

This spirit, prevalent in countless churches, runs counter to the very roots and identity of sonship that come from our heavenly Father.

Being a young pastor is not easy. It's tougher if you don't know what you're doing.

Frankly, it's what He wants from you all year round.

It is not unrealistic for members of your congregation to expect a few basic things from you.

Sadly, some church members believe some of these.

Using SWOT Analysis is one strong idea.

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

This is a clear and urgent warning for others lest they go down the forsaken path I should never have traveled.

Here are seven ways to discover a good working rhythm.

If you've drifted into unhealthy habits, it's time to realign.

Some leaders are blind to the failings of their church.

You probably feel like you let your congregation down. Here's why it's not as bad as you think.

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

You're not alone. The struggles you're going through are common to every leader—and here's how to beat them.