Does projecting Bible passages keep members from bringing Bibles to church? In many cases, yes—it can. But the deeper concern is not about whether someone holds a Bible during the sermon, but whether they’re actively engaging with it.

Recognizing that the life span of a small group has natural stages helps leaders and churches normalize transition rather than resist it.

A powerful Easter reflection on the love of Jesus that held Him to the cross—not the nails. Discover the hope and victory found in His resurrection.

Understanding the relationship between evangelism and church growth helps pastors and leaders cast vision with clarity. It empowers members to see their everyday lives as mission fields.

If you're looking to grow in this area, here are ten pastor preaching tips to help you preach more effectively and forge stronger connections with those in your care.

Being aware of worship leader mistakes doesn’t mean leading in fear—it means leading with wisdom. Each mistake is an opportunity for growth, reflection, and deeper dependence on the Holy Spirit.

Choosing whether to communicate primarily by text or email isn’t just a technical decision—it’s a pastoral one. Communication affects relationships.

Church isn’t confined to four walls on a Sunday morning. Sometimes, it shows up in the breakroom on a Wednesday afternoon. Church small groups that meet at work represent a powerful shift in how we think about ministry.