Pastors

Executive coach and author Ryan Leak discusses the challenges and overcomplications pastors experience when it comes to self-leadership.

We’ve all had our moments—when someone attacks us on social media with a comment that we just can’t let slide.

So you want your church to grow. Wonderful. Here’s a challenging question: Why?

It is true that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. It's also true that we must be careful to guard well our integrity and reputation as we represent Christ and our church. When there's a moral failure in the ministry it's time to start thinking about removing that person from ministry.

Let's look at 10 key times when you can impact the lives of parents who will in return influence their children.

It is clear that the surest way to lead others better is to lead yourself better first. Self-awareness is the beginning of self-leadership.

What does a better church experience look like? It's easy to think that the answer is growing bigger. But the truth is, people want to attend and serve at a church where they can experience being loved by the God who made them.

The key to discipleship is not a process or a proclamation. The key to discipleship is a disciple.