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4 Jobs of All Great Leaders

Great leaders always multiply value in the lives of others by giving away their leadership.

Report: Internet Giants Block Faith-Based Content

A new report by the National Religious Broadcasters says the largest Internet sites such as Google, Facebook, and Apple regularly block Christian content and refuse to accept faith-based advertising.

True and False Burnout: Are You Deceived?

When they said anyone is susceptible to burnout, I thought what most people think: anyone but me.

A Thousand Opportunities

Every day is filled with countless opportunities for ordinary obedience that brings much glory to God.

Uncovering Your Crowd Addiction

How do you relieve ministry stress? Do you seek God for refuge or the adoration of crowds?

Pat Robertson: Divorce OK in Case of Alzheimer's

Televangelist Pat Robertson told viewers this week that divorce may be morally permissible when one spouse is suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

What Does It Really Mean to "Go Deeper"?

Alan Danielson offers his take on one of the most overrated comments in the church today.

Will Denominations Fade in the Future?

A new survey suggests that denominational affiliation may become less and less important over the next decade.

Poverty Increasing, Incomes Decreasing in U.S.

According to new Census Bureau statistics, one in six Americans lived below the poverty level in 2010, and the numbers continue to rise.

More Christians Developing "Designer Faith"

New research says more and more Americans are drifting from defined religious doctrine to create their own religion cut to fit their personal preferences.

Breaking the 3 Megachurch Myths

Pete Wilson offers personal insight about three prevalent megachurch myths.

Mel Gibson Criticized for New Film About Jews

Several media outlets are telling the story this week of Mel Gibson's new film project and the criticism he's receiving from the Jewish community. (Photo: cinemafestival / Shutterstock.com)

10 Leadership Questions with Michael Hyatt

Ron Edmondson interviews Michael Hyatt on leadership, work ethic, and the hardest thing he's ever done as a leader.

God Finds a Way Into 9/11 Memorial in NYC

Several mentions of God were made at the commemoration ceremony for 9/11 in New York City despite Mayor Bloomberg's disinvitation of clergy and prayer.

Most Think America Is Worse Off Since 9/11

Sixty-six percent of Americans now believe the country has "changed for the worse" since the terrorist attacks of ten years ago.

6 Characteristics of Spiritual Leadership

John Piper: "There are six things in the word of Joab that I think should characterize every effort at team ministry in the church."

The State of the Church: 10 Years After 9-11

Ed Stetzer: "It should not surprise us that there is interest in how people respond after tragedy."

How Did Your Church Remember 9/11?

Share your thoughts with the churchleaders.com community.

What Do Most Americans Believe About Healing Prayers?

A majority of Americans polled said prayer could literally help heal someone from illness or injury.

What Pastors Should Know Before Their Sabbatical

Most don’t take it soon enough, so here’s how to know when you need one.

Rebecca McLaughlin on Whether Christians Can Agree To Disagree About Same-Sex...

Dr. Rebecca McLaughlin joins “The Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast” to talk about how church leaders can respond to common arguments that use the Bible to affirm same-sex relationships, the “why” behind God’s design for marriage, and the “beautiful and glorious vision” Christianity has for friendship.

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