Pastors

Lust leads to shame. And shame leads to anger and attempts at self-justification. And anger is the fuel the newsfeed. Keep feeding the angry mob lustful opportunities and you’ll keep yourself in the outrage business.

Research led by Jack Zenger and Joseph Folkman discovered that the most effective leaders is a most humble leader. These results are no surprise to Christians.

Whether you are starting a new ministry role or are simply starting a new ministry project, if you’ll put in place these five essentials as you begin, your chances of success will increase.

Some leaders are so afraid of offending people that they offend God instead.

If you spend any time online reading articles or engaging in social media, you likely know that the storyline of “The Purge” is not only a movie. As rage is expressed, more rage is elicited.

"I once was hired by a church to be the minister of theology...They also added to my job description 'minister of evangelism.' I said I didn’t know anything about evangelism."

We need an identity that isn’t founded on questions of good enough. We need an identity that isn’t a matter of what we’ve done—because that’s never going to feel like enough.

Healthy ministry teams make trust building a priority. Here are some questions to ask yourself to gauge whether or not you have a trust deficit.