Outreach Leaders

Has peace with God, as a facet of the gospel, become familiar, worn, and a hackneyed point of attention? Or do we need to return to it?

Jesus teaches the disciples that there is a path to true greatness. It is a path of self-denial and suffering. Alexander again notes, "glory and suffering and inextricably linked together in the purposes of God."

When it comes to obeying the Great Commission, there are three types of churches. Which type is your church?

Here’s something interesting: The word “revival” is never mentioned in the New Testament—not even once. Maybe it’s because what we call revival God calls Standard Operating Procedure.

In my practice as a coach and consultant, one of the most common things I see is not the inability to make a good strategy; it’s the inattention to following through with it.

I’ve been asked the difference in being a leader of leaders and leading followers. It’s one of my favorite questions. The question ultimately points to a paradigm of leading people by which I try to lead.

Thom Rainer shares the results of a study on what makes nonchurched people come to church.

If you don’t collect the harvest in time, it could rot and die! There is more urgency to farm life than I’d ever imagined.