Church Leaders Update

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  How a Man After God’s Own Heart Leads: Lessons from King David One great example of motivating a team during crisis comes from the writings of David in Psalm 3. At the time of this writing, it is believed that David was hiding out from his own son Absalom. His... Ron Edmondson Mar 05, 2014
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  Weeping With Those Who Weep Despite the number of people affected by suicide, few churches have counseling or grief ministries specifically for survivors. Whitney Davis Mar 05, 2014
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  How to Equip Churches for the Workplace According to Barna Group's study, only 40% of practicing Christians say they have a clear sense of God's calling on their lives. Os Hillman Feb 26, 2014
• An Inconvenient Truth Many pastors and leaders look for the silver bullet - the solution that they can seamlessly weave into the life of the church that will solve all of their problems but keep everyone currently attending... Dr. James Emery White Feb 26, 2014
• A Leader’s Heart, Part 1 When listing great leaders, we think of Nehemiah, the man who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem during the time of the great Persian Empire. Many books have been written about his skillful handling of a... The Good Book Blog Feb 26, 2014
• A Leader’s Heart, Part 2 As we again engage in the narrative, it is obvious that cooperation by all the residents is crucial. This challenge brings out yet another quality of Nehemiah’s heart: He wisely recruited other leaders in... The Good Book Blog Feb 26, 2014
• The Christian Leader in the Digital Age Leaders who talk about the real world as opposed to the digital world are making a mistake, a category error. Albert Mohler Feb 19, 2014
• Why Are Young Christians Leaving the Church? It’s Simple Math Three powerful forces are driving the current departure of young Christians from the Church. J. Warner Wallace Feb 19, 2014
• Does God Send Natural Disasters as Judgment? Dr. Roger explains why natural disasters are not part of God's judgment. Dr. Roger Barrier Feb 19, 2014
• Why are Pastors Held in Lower Esteem Now Than They Used to be? www.liberty.eduwww.christianity.com 'christianitydotcom' on GodTube.com Feb 12, 2014
• Christian Missions in the Third Millennium Now facing its third millennium, the Christian church faces a moment of great historical importance and opportunity. The modern missionary movement is now over two centuries old. Looking back over those... Albert Mohler Feb 12, 2014
• How Can a Pastor Regularly Shepherd Everyone in His Church? I came up with this system that has become a very effective way to care for our folks and to cut down on unnecessary and unintentional neglect. Here's how it works... Brian Croft Feb 12, 2014