Some will make you laugh—out loud.

It's not about compromising your doctrine; it's about the church being at the heart of transforming your community.

They aren't staying out of church for the reasons you may think.

Sometimes the Bible speaks so clearly to our situations that it's almost painful to read.

Though there is no formulaic approach or magic-bullet program, there are repeated themes to glean from.

Do these things in your church and the number of people wanting to publicly demonstrate their faith through baptism should rise dramatically.

It is an incredible opportunity for most congregations.

The average American family seems to be in real trouble.

As Christian pastors, here's how you should be setting the tone of thankfulness in your own home and with your congregation.

If churches want information to be retained, they need to implement strategies that will help get the right info to the right people in a timely manner.

Much of the spiritual action in the Bible comes from the work of apostolic-prophetic teams.

With many, the damage is self-inflicted.

Sometimes they just miss the mark, albeit unintentionally.

They make a powerful impact, individually and corporately.

The real issue is not the intrigue of this research; it is what you and your church will do about it.

Building your small groups around these principles will provide a place where your members can find the fellowship they need and begin soaring in their walk with Christ.

If you are serving in a rural church, you are not in the minor leagues. You are on the front lines.

Thanks to Pew Research, we now know more about congregations where attendance frequency is actually increasing.

None of these things are in your best interest if you want your church to grow steadily.

If you're trying to do it by other methods, you might want to rethink your strategy.