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Are You Ready for the Rapture?
As a young person growing up, I remember how each Monday Night Football game on TV began: Are you ready for some fooooootball? One stanza of Johnny Pearson’s (2011-present) version of the song went like this:
Are you ready
Are you ready
Are you ready, ready
Are you ready for some football?
The Greatest Need of A Leader
The greatest need of a leader is the ability to effectively communicate and actively listen to their team, fostering trust and understanding by clearly conveying vision, goals, and expectations while also being receptive to feedback and diverse perspectives.
How to Turn Small Talk into BIG Memories
Life is full of chaotic moments, especially around the holidays or any family gatherings. But the great thing about this time of year is that you have family around to make it all worth it. (And the food makes it worth it, too!)
Seven Critical Reasons You Should Present Christ In 2026 and Beyond
Have you ever noticed the dash on a gravestone — that small line between the date of birth and the date of death? That single mark represents everything a person ever was: every hope, every fear, every love, every wound, every decision, every moment of obedience or resistance to God. Entire lives, reduced to a line.
One of the Most Forgotten Reasons to Be Thankful
One of the most significant reasons to be thankful is the joy that comes from having fellowship with others because of the gospel – and Paul says so in his letter to the Philippian church and to us, by extension. He reminds people he has not forgotten to thank God for the deep joy of fellowship he has with them because of the power of the gospel!
Three Lessons to Learn While Waiting for God to Work
God wants to do something amazing through your ministry or business. No one can take that away. Your critics can’t, and neither can Satan.
But that doesn’t mean you won’t have to wait for it. Sometimes, the Lord cracks a door and lets you see your ‘future’ before you’re ready to walk through it.
Is It Easy Believism, Lordship Salvation, or Justification by Faith?
Ever since the First Church Council was held in Jerusalem (Acts 15), there has been an ongoing, constant turmoil brewing among Bible believing people concerning what is required for a person to be saved.
How Pros Handle Their Critics – Part 2
By now, you have discovered that criticism can be an almost daily issue for most leaders. You receive everything from side comments to direct confrontation, people who walk out the door and do not return, and unsigned notes sent to you by people with no courage.
How Pros Handle Their Critics – Part 1
By now, you have discovered that criticism can be an almost daily issue for most leaders. You receive everything from side comments to direct confrontation, people who walk out the door and do not return, and unsigned notes sent to you by people with no courage.
Do Some Ministry or Business Departments Deserve An “Unfair” Advantage in Our Summer Planning?
In our last edition of Leadership Helps, we learned that for most pastors, ministry leaders, and business leaders, summer means having more flexible schedules. It is an excellent time to prepare for the upcoming fall ministry or business season when many churches and organizations experience a surge in attendance and activity.
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