Articles for Pastors

Among the boomer generation, 20 percent are becoming more receptive to faith and church. That’s approximately 19 million boomers when the percentage is applied to the entire generation.

They don’t want to end a ministry on a negative note. Nobody does. Thus, they hang on, hoping that the next evangelistic program or the next new member will finally make the difference.

While writing off the church passes as sophisticated thinking, it’s actually the opposite; what if it’s a simplistic and even reductionistic line of thinking that leads nowhere constructive?

You could call Louie Giglio the "comeback kid," especially if you know his entire story. ChurchLeaders podcast spent time with Louie to learn more about how he—and we—can come back!

An honest story of wandering, searching and finding hope in the church Christ loves.

Your level of preparation determines the level of value you place on those receiving your product, service, art or leadership.

If you wish my take on your church, from my single visit, I’m be happy to give it. But you’ll have to ask.

It’s an exciting time. It’s a hopeful time. It is my prayer God will use many of us as His instruments for a mighty wave of revival and revitalization in our churches.