Every church congregation has to choose whether it is willing to hear from God or to be rocked to sleep by the Lord's messenger. Which one characterizes your church?

Here's why churches need to achieve balance in many areas before it can make an effective impact on the world.

In Acts, it explains that God had five purposes for making each of us. What do you think of these five?

How many of these queries pertain to you?

Are you tired and facing this possibility? Here are some ways you can avoid it.

Here's why we should carefully study the sin involved in the story of Noah and apply it to our own lives.

The high court may or may not do its job. Here's why we must make sure, no matter what, that we do ours.

If you are seriously thinking about becoming a pastor, or know someone who is, here are some suggestions to guide you.

As a pastor you may be spiritually well fit, but if you're struggling with your physical health, it's time for you to get well in that area as well.

Here are some ideals and actions that the church should embrace this year. What others can you think of?

Some might not want to admit it, but they do. But, it's a crucial part of who you are.

Mike Bickle made me see Romans 12 in a different light.

Here are tips for helping pastors and church personnel find success in their search for employment, should it ever become necessary.

Here are seven guidelines to follow when searching for a new senior pastor.

Are you paralyzed by fear of failing? What other fears do you fight as a minister of the gospel?

Here's why playing fast and loose with God's Word in order to make it dance to our tune is never Christ honoring. It's always wrong.

With blessings comes responsibility. Are you taking these responsibilities seriously?

Religious Freedom Day in America is set for Jan. 16. Here's how you can make sure the world knows about it.

How we navigate when we get there will go a long way in determining our success in our walk with God and through life.

Politicians won't save America, but that doesn't mean pastors shouldn't bring their God-given gifts to the public square.