I have found that leaders must also manage at least three accounts. They are wise to steward each one carefully in order to have the maximum positive impact on those they lead.

How reassuring it is to know that we can never be beyond God’s watchful eye.

Unfortunately in most churches, men's ministry and events are the most sparsely attended events in the local church.

In the journey of faith and ministry, continual growth and deeper understanding are essential.

We are in uncharted waters in this country. In a sense, yes, there is "nothing new under the sun" (Eccl. 1:9), but many of us have not seen our world turned upside down like it seems to be today.

What are you doing to take care of your soul?

Evil can be difficult to recognize and even tougher to fight. A big part of the battle occurs in the spiritual realm, and most of us are not intimately familiar with that place.

In his agony, Job saw more clearly than his unhindered companions could yet perceive.

How do we keep our focus in a world where there are so many things vying for our attention?

I have learned and grown from watching a few incredible leaders, and some, not-so-great leaders. They have taught me a lot of lessons about what to do and what not to do in life and ministry.

We all know we need to be better listeners, but how? Let's look at what one experienced leader has to say about listening.

When we are feeling down and out, it is amazing how our focus can change when we show gratitude to God and count our blessings.

Are you stewarding your current responsibilities well? Would you expect God to trust you with more?

Leaders are often in positions of influence, but that doesn't mean they are leading well. Many leaders have few or no close friends and no real accountability. And they are miserable. Why is that?