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

TCM International Institute equips international Christian leaders for service in their home countries through graduate ministry education, while U.S. Christians support students through scholarships and short-term service.

Brad Neal reflects on lessons learned as church elders walked through ministry failure, repentance, forgiveness, and public restoration, discovering how accountability and grace can lead a congregation toward…

Don Green recounts a 20-month pastoral restoration process involving accountability, counseling, confession, reconciliation, and a public service celebrating a minister’s restored fellowship with the church.

Stephen Bond explains how Summit Christian Church approaches elder selection, term limits, leadership, and decision-making while challenging assumptions that Scripture requires one model of church governance.
Church Leadership
Steve Hayner outlines practical ways leaders can shape a healthy organizational culture through careful assessment, intentional planning, open communication, meaningful rituals, and prayer.

Steve Hayner explores the qualities of a healthy organizational culture, including Christ-centered leadership, a shared sense of calling, open communication, trust, gratitude, affirmation, and celebration.

Steve Hayner examines how leaders shape organizational culture, why unhealthy cultures develop, and why primary leaders bear a unique responsibility for nurturing communities where people can flourish.

Bob Russell reflects on childhood Scripture memorization, his call to ministry, and a lifetime of witnessing the remarkable power of God’s Word through expository preaching.

David L. Clark reflects on the lesson that transformed his preaching: let Scripture determine what comes next, allowing the biblical text rather than personal preference or popular culture…

Mike Baker reflects on what happened when his congregation spent 54 weeks in Deuteronomy—and how preaching through the book strengthened biblical teaching, encouraged deeper study, and uncovered relevant…

Leadership techniques matter, but character comes first. Mark A. Taylor reflects on the hunger for trustworthy leaders and why those who lead for God must look beyond methods…

What helps new ministers flourish in their first year? Mark W. Hamilton explores what churches should provide—and what congregations should reasonably expect from young ministers in return.

Peer coaching cohorts give preachers a place to share ministry challenges, ask precise questions, exchange practical insights, and find encouragement from fellow leaders who understand the pressures they…

The Crossing’s Ministry Development Institute equips volunteer leaders through an 18-month program combining in-depth biblical teaching, spiritual formation, practical ministry training, reading, video lessons, and online discussion.
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