When we think our role as pastors and Christian leaders is to build the church, we might be distracted from the real calling of making disciples.

Do you feel like a success in your ministry? How do you define and measure success? Consider these seven metrics.

He was adamant: “It’s broken, we know it’s broken!” Do you agree that the way we generally do church is broken? How do we ask these kinds of questions and address the challenges without being…jerks?

Are you speaking in a way that people can understand? There are some simple principles and tools that can help.

Have you taken the time to figure out the kind of person you are especially called to reach as a disciple who makes disciples?

The question is “What is the greatest current hindrance, bottleneck or hurdle to your church moving ahead?” You probably won’t like the answer.

Yeah, I’m tired of those words too! It’s time to quit expected stability and retool for rapid constant change.

Sometimes life and ministry is about working a plan, but sometimes it’s about recognizing and responding to interruptions.

Young or new pastors seem to face an inordinate amount of attack. Here’s why and here’s what do to about it.

Here is a simple idea to carry with you into the year that will help keep everything else aligned.