LEADERSHIP RESOURCES

By Stephen Blandino

When you’re navigating conflict, it’s difficult to accurately read what the parties in the conflict think, want or expect.

Furthermore, all kinds of variables are at play in conf...

By Matt Green

James Sang Lee was in elementary school when his father was assaulted by a police officer. A first-generation immigrant from Hong Kong, the elder Lee was a Ph.D. student at the Universi...

When the remnants of Hurricane Helene smashed into Asheville, North Carolina, in late September, they wiped out the last few days of Revol Church’s three-week fasting and prayer emphasis, along with a...

By Dave Martin

When it comes to their faith and finances, Christians tend to migrate toward one of two extremes. One extreme is the view that I was force-fed as a child—that material possessions are ...

By Matt Green

Jany Martínez was 14 when her family presented themselves at the U.S. border in Brownsville, Texas. Although they were seeking political asylum and entered the country at an official cr...

Last issue, I introduced the Founding Faith section, featuring conversations with founding pastors (who also happen to be friends of mine) in which I explore the origin stories of the churches t...

By Jeff Baker

Sit back, grab a cup of coffee and get comfortable while I tell you a story from 3,000-plus years ago that resembles the current state of the American church. This story starts sh...

By Martijn van Tilborgh

Earlier this year I visited one of my business partners in London. As we walked up to the building where we were supposed to have our all-day meeting, I noticed a large ...

What makes people successful has nothing to do with the fact that they’re smarter or more talented than anyone else. They are successful because they have discovered their unique abilities and h...

Incredibly, the God who created and rules the universe is not silent. He’s not just a God who does amazing things; He also says amazing things. And why does He stoop to speak to us? Why does He ...