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Leading your church is a blessing and a privilege, but it is also a daunting task.

Church leader, what are doing to stay in a good place spiritually and emotionally?

Knowing who you are in Christ and having a deeper relationship with him is priority one.

You’re not the only one who will suffer because of your own spiritual dryness.

Leading people to Christ and the cross requires authentically loving people.

You can’t always blame culture for your church’s lack of growth.

A church that fails to minister to the undeserving is a church without a harvest of souls.

Building a culture in your church that truly glorifies God takes passionate devotion.

Is church a Sunday routine or a life-changing opportunity to worship the Creator?

Does your church pray for the Holy Spirit to call souls to Christ?

How do we make the most of the friendships God has so generously given us?

What would you do if you witnessed injustice, judgement and hypocrisy?

God was intimately involved in the process of determining the canon of the Bible.

They wanted their independence from Rome, and they would do anything to get it.

Truly knowing who God is affects your prayers, your worship, and your spiritual growth.

Don’t let politics destroy unity among believers.

Christ is the ultimate seeker. He seeks and saves the lost.

God is seeking worshipers, making disciples, and shepherding His people.

Evangelism is not optional for the church.

Your home tells a story.

Tithing really means giving BACK to God.

Christ is the ultimate seeker. He seeks and saves the lost.

A vision statement doesn’t guarantee that your church will be a visionary congregation.

Church is the people of God coming together to worship God and living out His mission.

Biblical success is doing everything for God’s glory.

How do you lead your sheep to where God wants them to be as they follow Him?

Ever wondered what went on between Malachi and Matthew? Check this out . . .

The Lord’s Prayer is more impactful when you let it guide your daily time with the Father.

A Christian’s identity is linked directly to the Old Testament, so why do we neglect it?

It’s not too late to love people who only know difficulty and strife, and who need Jesus.

Believers are called to faithfully live in but not of the world and testify to God’s truth.

Accomplishing God’s call on our lives requires an intimate, prayerful relationship with him.

A healthy church should be obedient to what God has clearly commanded: making disciples

Leaders, do everything necessary, pay any price, to build a church where God is pleased to dwell.

As the world’s darkness intensifies, the world’s Christians should be intensely praying.

Prayer could be the secret weapon to life-changing transformation in the lives of those around you.

The Great Commission doesn’t say one word about a Christian’s church attendance.

My objective that day was to get to the hospital in downtown Chicago before the surgery to have prayer with […]

We weren’t made to live in isolation but in community, so intentionally love and serve others.

Core values are principles and convictions that you have for both your life and your ministry. They are values focusing […]

We’ve all had to wait.  Wait in line for a package, for test results. Waiting isn’t fun.  We are impatient […]

The moment we commit ourselves to live for Christ is simultaneously the moment we resolve to die to ourselves.  The […]

We are commanded by Christ to “make disciples,” but somewhere along the way, making disciples became counting converts to some.   […]

There are many examples of people who thought they were healthy but when they visited the doctor it was the […]

I’ve fought my share of fights over the years.  Some were necessary. Some were stupid. Some I won. Some I […]

Joey B was an active participant in the worship and lecture at a recent seminar I attended. If he heard […]

When churches become healthy, thriving, and begin to live “sent” they accept the mission God has given them.   They realize […]

The United States is one of the only countries in the world where the church is in decline. There are […]

In July of 2018 my pastor at Antioch in Conway, Arkansas, Dr. Jason Aultman, asked each of the national and […]

Many churches have a diet problem. I am talking about the spiritual diet. I think we need to think of […]