Church Leaders Update

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  4 Ways Pastors can Proclaim Christ to the World We are role models, whether we intend to be or not. Ministry really is life in the proverbial fishbowl. So what example are we providing those in our ministries? Ava Pennington Aug 13, 2014
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  Why You Should Tithe To Your Local Church What you are missing if you are not consistent in your giving Daniel Darling Aug 13, 2014
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  Preaching as Worship Michael Quicke is one of the most insightful writers in homiletics these days, so his newest book Preaching as Worship (Baker Books) is one that every serious student of preaching will want to consult. Michael Duduit Aug 13, 2014
• How Can We Best Help People Who Struggle with Depression? In addition to turning to the Lord, reach out to your family, friends, therapists, and doctors. Inform them of your depression and ask for their help. David Powlison Aug 13, 2014
• Bad News for Pastors Who are Loners I can show you several preachers who cannot count on the fingers of one hand the number of true friends they have. They are loners, and, if I’m any judge, they have chosen to be that way. They will live to... Joe McKeever Aug 06, 2014
• 10 Indications a Church is Making Disciples It is true that you can’t necessarily put a number or percentage on discipleship growth, but you can tell—over time—if it has happened or is happening. Here are 10 indications a church is making disciples. Ron Edmondson Aug 06, 2014
• ‘Rock Star’ Pastors Lose Their Luster One of the problems with celebrity pastors is that it’s very difficult to draw a line between advancing the gospel and advancing the preacher. Tom Krattenmaker Aug 06, 2014
• Did God Intend for People to Be Vegetarians? What does the Bible say about the vegan or vegetarian lifestyle? Should Christians eat meat? Dr. Roger Barrier Aug 06, 2014
• Fighting in Silence: Pastors and Depression Many Christians suffer with anxiety and depression, even pastors, and they often do so in silence. Ryan Duncan Jul 30, 2014
• 7 Examples of Lazy Leadership Practices Laziness is a sin. The fact is, however, that many of us have some lazy tendencies when it comes to leadership. I do at times. This is as much an inward reflecting post as an outward teaching. Ron Edmondson Jul 30, 2014
• How Christianity Lost Its Cultural Influence (And Can Begin Rebuilding It) The joy of God: that state of flourishing in mind, heart, and life that Christians experience by the Holy Spirit. It's what’s so missing from today’s culture. David Murray Jul 23, 2014
• Why Sunday School Stinks I’m convinced that children grow up and leave the church in part because they’re not being confronted with their true condition- that they are desperately broken and in need of Savior. Kelly Givens Jul 23, 2014