Pastors

Although you might not know it if you just perused social media, the majority of churches are plateaued or dying. And even among growing churches, not all growth is coming from people with no church background.

If you do find yourself in an unhealthy Christian organization, I encourage you to consider that God may want you to leave it.

In this three-part series, "Moving Unhealthy Organizations Toward Health," I'm going to talk to you about the clear signs of organizational dysfunction.

To pay attention to pronouns will help the reader better understanding the meaning of any given passage.

At the one-year mark of coronavirus-related disruptions, here's an overview of this historic pandemic, the many ways it has affected pastors and congregations, some lessons and consequences, and signs of God's goodness amid all the hardship.

We can become so busy in doing good; we have limited time for communion with God. This is not a new issue, but the longer I lead, the more I realize the depth of the power of prayer.

Finally, it seems like the post-COVID world is finally coming into view. While different countries, regions, provinces and states will emerge out of COVID at different times, 2021 appears to be the year we will be able to move into a post-COVID world.

Have you ever heard someone say, “I am into Jesus, but I hate church"?