Pastors can often find themselves in uncomfortable and even dangerous situations when trying to minister to others, but they can take steps to ensure their safety.
How to Fix America’s Child-Pornography Crisis
The country could do much more to control this scourge, and it could do so without violating the First Amendment.
Why We Must Lead With Conviction
Conviction isn’t just the assurance that you’re right but that being right matters. Your church needs you to lead with that conviction.
7 Excuses “Leaders” Use for Not Leading Well
Ron Edmondson shares 7 excuses he's heard - or used - for not leading well.
The Key to Growing Irresistible Small Groups
We’ve all heard the term “power of prayer” more times than we can likely count. But when it comes to group building and group leader building, prayer is an often overlooked tool. Everyone knows praying is an integral part of groups, but it can often become an afterthought, instead of a leading effort.
The Need for Confession in a “Copy” and “Edit” Age
God, in His infinite wisdom, has made transparency and confession a necessary component of spiritual health. If we are to grow in Christ, then we must allow someone, or a few someones, to see beyond the cropped and edited version of ourselves.
“Judge Not”
One of the things we can do as Christians is to think about the measure we want for us and then use that for others.
What Unforgiveness Does to Your Brain
Charles Stone explains how we actually harm our brain through unforgiveness.
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