By Lance Witt on May 5, 2024
In a storm, it is helpful to have a plan, but it is even more important to have clear, decisive leadership in the midst of everything being blown apart.
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By Trevin Wax on Mar 25, 2020
Pastors, don’t underestimate the cumulative effect of your preaching. You are not dumping information into brains. You are forming the habits of your people, teaching them how to read and understand and apply the Bible for themselves.
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By Greg Surratt on Jul 7, 2021
Watching people leave hurts, even for pastors. Jesus’ response in John 6 shows how to process that pain with security in the Father’s love, trusted friends, and confidence in God’s sovereignty.
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By Ron Edmondson on Jun 14, 2020
Leaders who avoid hard conversations hurt themselves, their teams, and underperforming staff. Here are three reasons excessive niceness undermines effective leadership.
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By Barry Whitlow on Jun 19, 2020
Seventy percent avoid church because our communication no longer connects. Reaching them requires bold change, cultural awareness, and clearer, relevant preaching.
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By Charles Kiser on Jul 3, 2020
Preaching matters, but when it becomes the primary engine of discipleship, it may carry a weight it was never meant to bear.
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By Erik Raymond on Apr 24, 2025
Preaching is a gift of God, but when elevated above shepherding, evangelism, and discipleship, it can quietly harm the church.
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By Ken Collins on Sep 10, 2020
Seven common preaching mistakes can quietly sabotage clarity, engagement, and gospel impact if pastors are not careful.
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By Ron Allen on Sep 13, 2020
Research with 263 churchgoers reveals what listeners truly want from sermons: biblical depth, real-life connection, and courage on hard issues.
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By Rob Pochek on Jul 9, 2025
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Everyone says they want change, so what's the problem?
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By David Whiting on Dec 23, 2021
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Pastors and church leaders often receive anonymous comments, mysteriously appearing in the church office,the offering plate, or the “comments” section of the Sunday communication card.A few years ago, I stopped reading them. They don’t even get passed onto me. Asa church leader, I recommend that you do the same thing.
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