Church Leaders Update

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  Does America Trust Religious Leaders? First, the good news: Religious leaders are seen as more caring, more likely to be truthful, and can be relied upon to handle resources more responsibly than members of Congress or leaders of tech companies.... Dr. James Emery White Oct 08, 2019
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  Getting Christian Men to Talk about Faith through Film Few men have a band of brothers. In fact, many men have no close male friends at all. And, if they do, those close friends probably don’t worship together on Sundays. So, how can a church help men develop... Chris Bolinger Oct 08, 2019
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  Church Declining? Merge Seniors and Millennials to Revitalize The current wave of church mergers presents a unique opportunity for declining churches to start a new life cycle. Seniors invest in new generations of leaders, working together to bring living water to your... Tim Lucas Oct 08, 2019
• What Should Pastors Preach about Hell? The preaching of Hell may not be desired, but it is crucial to a lost and dying world. We have a heaven to gain and a hell to shun by placing our faith in Jesus Christ. Chad Napier Oct 08, 2019
• What Should Pastors Know about Matthew 10? Matthew 10 is unique in the New Testament. Every believer—particularly those called by God to preach His gospel—should be well acquainted with its 42 verses because they describe in detail much of what a... Joe McKeever Oct 01, 2019
• How Can the Church Help Those with Mental Illness? Around the world, mental illness is being recognized as a health crisis. September has been designated as Suicide Prevention month in the U.S., with World Suicide Prevention Day just recently on the 10th... Heather Adams Oct 01, 2019
• 7 Tips to Encourage Your Youth Leaders Those who work with middle- and high-schoolers are some of the greatest unsung heroes around. They are called to lead young people into a vibrant relationship with Christ, and they often carry their... Allie Boman Oct 01, 2019
• 5 Ways the Church Can Reach People with Disabilities American culture functions in ways that often marginalize people with disabilities. Imagine the challenges of being a wheelchair user and traveling by plane, or being a blind person placing an order at a... Pamela Palmer Sep 24, 2019
• Does the Bible Say We Really Have to Go to Church? What’s the harm in watching the service online rather than attending in person? Or skipping on the weeks our kids have sports games? Or taking a month off to recharge when life is busy? The harm... Shelby Turner Sep 24, 2019
• What a Good Church Does for a Lonely Christian Many of our churches have gotten far astray from God’s plan of making the church a fellowship of believers in a hostile world. Let's make sure we're not turning church into a self-righteous club for... Joe McKeever Sep 24, 2019
• 6 Things Pastors Should Preach about Gay Marriage I can’t imagine Jesus going around Jerusalem proclaiming, “Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve.” However, it does not mean a pastor or religious leader should be silent on the topic. Here are 6 things followers... Chad Napier Sep 16, 2019
• 5 Things Pastors Need to Stop Doing Immediately Pastors, we are not just cheerleaders, we are game-changers. We are called to stir and to convict so that change takes place. Granted, there are many wonderful pastors and churches—I appreciate their... Shane Idleman Sep 16, 2019