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Volume 25
2004 |
Displaying 1 - 20 of 98 articles.
Wired, Wired World
Making ministry a little E-asier.
Back-seat Fighter
Would I ever learn to keep my comments about church antagonists to myself?
By Nancy Nicewonger
Blogger Predicts Revival via Web
Is the next Great Awakening happening on the Internet? Personal weblogs are the new big tent.
By Rob Moll
Body Politics
Amid political tensions, when is a pastor to speak out and when to refrain?
By Gordon Macdonald
Keeping Conflict Healthy
The Leadership Forum
Leadership Surveys Church Conflict
Bad news: 95% experience conflict. Good news: 94% report positive results.
By Eric Reed
What kind of leaders do younger people want?
Insights on leading and being the church.
panel question
A Prayer System that Works
By Brian Hawes
Book Reviews
C. Mitchell Carnell Jr., Drew Zahn, John Beukema
Gen-X Senior Pastors Double
And they're doing ministry differently than Boomer predecessors.
Ideas for Internuts
How we use the Web for better ministry.
Illustrations
Plus: Have You Ever …, There's Life After Birth?, and He's an Arm's Length Away
Killer Applications
How to make sure your listeners can apply what you've preached.
By David Mains
Nearer, My God, to Three
This pastor's ambitious goal—three hours in prayer daily—is inspiring and a little irritating.
By Dee Duke
New Vocabulary: Prose and Cons
We asked readers of Leadership Weekly, our online newsletter, to offer a word on Ron Martoia's concept of a new Christian lexicon.
Opening Closed Minds
When you address controversial issues today, you can irritate or influence, but not both.
By Adam Hamilton
Preaching by Street Light
By Marshall Shelley
Reach Deeper than Felt Needs
By Duane Litfin
Setting the House Afire
Church on video brings worship services to Little Rock firefighters.
by Warren Bird
Spying New Leaders
They may not step forward. Here's how to find the leaders you need.
by Angela Yee
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