Outreach Leaders

To be effective as a leader—and to last for the long haul—I need to know I can only do what I can do.

If we’re not intentional about our time, work can eat up our schedule, and we can end up depriving our spouse and family of the time and attention they need from us.

It is one thing to differ and debate cultural issues, and even values, but it is another to judge a person’s standing with God based on which candidate he or she supported.

We never move beyond our need for grace and we never move into a reality where grace is not offered in a meaningful way.

When we get busy in ministry, we often let our time with God suffer.

There's a piece of advice I'd like to tell any young Christian husband. Preachers and teachers on marriage often warn young moms about being moms first and wives second. But with the benefit of hindsight, I now wish I had been more empathetic.

We’re more popular than Jesus now: I don’t know which will go first—rock ‘n’ roll or Christianity.”

Your guests make lightning-fast decisions about your church.