Part of healthy church leadership and unity is helping your congregation understand that unity is rooted in shared allegiance to Jesus, not identical opinions about every issue.

Retaining worship team volunteers isn’t about tricking people into staying. It’s about building systems and culture that honor their time, grow their gifts, and invite them into real community and purpose.

The goal isn’t to turn everyone into an extrovert or a street preacher. The goal is to form a church that sees evangelism as a natural expression of love, rooted in listening, prayer, and faithfulness.

Help teens develop a Bible habit and get to know Jesus through Scripture.

A steady rhythm of rest, prayer, relationships, and boundaries doesn’t just protect you from burnout — it frees you to pastor with joy and endurance.

The best church outreach ideas rarely feel like “outreach” at all. They feel like neighbors caring for neighbors, Christians living their faith in public without spectacle.

Church leaders must care for the caretakers. Nourish them. Protect them. Help them lead from a place of spiritual abundance, not depletion.

A simple question from a young believer in China still won’t let Andy Stanley go. “Why doesn’t everyone in America go to church?” She wasn’t asking...