
November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
Landon Shuman

Dick Alexander reflects on five decades of changing church ministry, exploring rising leadership expectations, cultural shifts, preaching challenges, and the spiritual foundations needed to lead congregations through an…

Leading church change is much like moving to a new home. James Riley Estep Jr. explores four essential questions that help leaders establish a vision, overcome resistance, develop…

Christian leaders cannot guide others toward lasting transformation without caring for their own spiritual health. Casey Tygrett explores self-leadership, Jesus' example of renewal, and three catalysts for leading…

Your attitude can build or damage your team. Carey Nieuwhof shares three practical ways leaders can improve their attitude through better rest, healthier schedules, and personal accountability.

Leadership burnout often develops when responsibilities exceed available resources. Discover John Townsend's practical approach to reducing burnout through shared leadership, stronger support, and a healthier balance of responsibilities.

When should pastors say no to outside ministry opportunities? Eddie Lowen offers five practical questions to help church leaders balance outside commitments, protect their families, and remain focused…

Why are independent Christian churches stronger together? Matt Proctor explores the Lego Principle, the relational strength of the Restoration Movement, and how strategic partnerships help Ozark Christian College…

Why lead a Bible college despite its challenges? D. Clay Perkins explains why Christian higher education matters for preparing preachers, equipping believers for ministry, and strengthening churches through…

What makes church leadership effective? Mark A. Taylor explores Eddie Lowen's insights on integrity, humility, communication, and the courage to lead—even when leadership requires setting aside personal preferences.

Robert Hull reflects on changing seminary students, declining vocational clarity, technology's influence on learning, and the evolving expectations of churches, drawing on decades of teaching at Emmanuel Christian…

How are college students changing Christian higher education? Steve Richardson examines shifting technology habits, academic expectations, spiritual perspectives, and parental priorities—and the challenges these changes present for Christian…

What can the apostle Paul teach us about leadership? Explore 21 character traits from Acts 20 and evaluate your own strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for growth as a…

Effective church volunteer recruitment starts with personal invitations and clear expectations. Mark A. Taylor shares four essentials—task, time, training, and tools—to help ministry leaders recruit, equip, and retain…

Church leadership isn't about charisma, impressive numbers, or personal achievement. Jim Tune reflects on Paul's example and the importance of humility, character, and faithful perseverance in ministry, reminding…

Jennifer Johnson reflects on small church life, pastoral family relationships, leadership challenges, and the Restoration Movement's future, challenging assumptions about megachurch success and the true meaning of spiritual…
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