The question as to whether a certain position should be a paid position is a difficult line for a church to walk. Here are some guidelines to consider.

Choosing a name for your new church—or finding a new name for your old one—may not be as easy as you might think.

Many might think that counting people may be frivolous. But, there is a method to the madness.

Is your church stagnant, always satisfied with the status quo? Read about how a Florida pastor discovered how a name change for his church could make a big impact.

The recent 100-year anniversary celebration of the Assemblies of God drew a large gathering from across the country. Find out how officials celebrated the event.

Do you strive to be a good employee, a good steward and one who hears, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant"?

In the second of a two-part series, 12Stone Church's Dan Reiland tackles how the agenda of church politics can be devastating.

Are there specific signs for a pastor to take his cue and head out the door? Here are a few.

As a good steward of the ministry God has given you, which would you rather have—efficiency or balance?

In the first of a two-part series, 12Stone Church's Dan Reiland takes a look at how the agenda of church politics can be devastating.

Are most of your church's activities focused on meeting the needs of members? How much is intentionally directed toward reaching unbelievers?

Every once in a while, do you need to be reminded of some of these important principles?

Are some of these issues relevant in your church? What will you do to address them?

Everyone, including pastors, needs rejuvenation every now and then. Find out why it's not only a good idea, but also why LifeWay's Thom Rainer says it should be mandatory.

Do you and your church's leaders walk in wisdom, seek counsel when you are stuck and learn from your mistakes? Those characteristics are crucial when putting people in charge.

Find out why some churches and Christian ministries are not prepared for and underestimate the dangers of the new media.

The content of emails can come back to haunt anyone. Find out why that's especially true for leaders, a group that includes pastors.

While it may seem like a corporate initiative your church simply doesn't need, there are advantages to an annual report. Here are some of them.

What is your strategy for being a successful leader this year? Here are some solid suggestions.

Have you ever had a problem and found that the solution was right in front of you?