Dr. Tod Bolsinger joins “The Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast” to explain the common mistakes even good leaders make during a crisis and how church leaders can be prepared to face a crisis when–not if–one comes.

Despite financial reforms and cutting costs, the Vatican continues to struggle to generate enough revenues.

For decades, the church—and more specifically youth leaders—have been challenged to communicate to the next generation. Yet, generations come and go, and it seems that they are not adequately reached, won or discipled to become Christ followers.

When it comes to obeying the Great Commission, there are three types of churches. Which type is your church?

Working in ministry is a beautiful calling, but it can also be disappointing when you find yourself faced with situations in which Christians don’t behave like Christ. 

Here’s something interesting: The word “revival” is never mentioned in the New Testament—not even once. Maybe it’s because what we call revival God calls Standard Operating Procedure.

One of the more difficult aspects of hermeneutics when approaching the fourth gospel is to know how to interpret historical details in a book that includes literary vehicles of symbolism and typology.

If those of us who lead worship want congregants to be participators rather than spectators, then we must facilitate worship not just depending on our own strengths and abilities.