Are you speaking the same language as your audience?

The three keys to picking the right model for your church

"The bottom line is salvation," Glenn says. "As long as I can see that happening and growing, then everything else is peripheral."

Here's why churches that have learned how to use the power of technology in their day-to-day activities have seen great results.

The scales are tipping, and here is why that reality engenders fear in some members.

It's an age-old question. Which way do you lean?

If you're frustrated with your discipleship program, check to see if any of these things are hampering your effort.

414 is going to the streets of Manhattan for Christ and is seeing big results in youth salvations.

Over the past few decades, the seeker-sensitive movement—and before that the church growth movement—taught us much about contextualization in the church.

Lack of discipleship is a problem in many churches, but don't go these routes in trying to repair the situation.

I am convinced that tomorrow's outpouring is wrapped up in today's answered prayer.

If you think you're done with church for any of these reasons, here's a challenge to prompt you to think differently.

Campus pastors have a great deal of responsibility. Here's some advice for those who have ambitions of becoming one.

Here's why we need principles and habits that are designed to automatically alert ourselves and/or others of danger signs to move us back on an upward tract.

"I must always first look at the grace that I have received from Jesus and extend that same grace to Christians and non-Christians who sin against me."

If you were visiting another church, how would you like to be treated?

Small groups are essential to the church's mission of making disciples. How do you make your small groups effective?

The fall releases of 90 Minutes in Heaven and Touching Heaven come amid reports of hundreds of modern-day resurrections that will soon receive renewed attention throughout the world.

More than anything, this will drive people away from your church rather than draw them to it.

Why are we so uncomfortable with silence? What makes silence so deadly in a relationship?