In his book, The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, John C. Maxwell notes that over the course of time, seven key elements reveal themselves in the lives of leaders, or those who have influence…

Not long ago we visited a church that was hosting a special event. Would you allow me allow me to share a few things that impressed me about that visit?

Highlighting the courage, sacrifice, and unseen faithfulness of missionary women, this heartfelt tribute honors those who answered God’s call, served across cultures, and proclaimed Christ through quiet strength, deep love, and enduring perseverance.

I’m wondering, does your church need to ask any of these questions? Explore these hard—but necessary—questions churches must ask if they hope to move beyond decline, complacency, and the comfort of the status quo.

A reflection on the enduring strengths of the American Restoration Movement and why returning to the source of the Christian faith still matters today.

Why does devastation often bring out the very best in us? Why do we see love and care from strangers that far surpasses normal interaction?

What is a WIG? Not long ago I ran across some notes that I took when I first read about this topic, and I thought I’d share them with you in the hope that you can use them in your church. Hey, we can even use these recommendations in our individual lives!

It has been a very sad couple of weeks.  We know three families who have lost one of their family members to suicide.  They were all males and were either a teen, young adult, or at the beginning of middle age.

While church leaders often prioritize peace and unity, this can hinder necessary change, so here are some suggestions for preparing a church for change when needed.

This post challenges readers to reflect on the necessity of faith, urging them to consider the alternatives to Christianity and whether they are truly more credible or require less belief.

Emphasizing the importance of understanding God's unwavering love and grace, these words encourage you to believe in a kind Father who supports us through our mistakes and offers healing for mental health struggles.

As loneliness reaches epidemic levels, particularly among young people, let’s explore how churches can cultivate genuine connections to create a culture of belonging and love.