Great leaders understand the power of their words.

It will also be a huge benefit the people you serve.

Here are three valid reasons to go back to the pen instead of using technology.

Together we can help to raise the standards for all children in our communities so they can reach their God-given potential—this year and for years to come.

Seminaries are a far different proposition these days from when I came through.

You can be both. Here's how.

This is how my education prepared me to follow the Holy Spirit in the corporate world.

As a ministry leader, how robust and fully orbed is your theological foundation?

Here's how Mark Rutland's National Institute of Christian Leadership tackles everyday issues that your formal theological training most likely did not cover.

The Society for Pentecostal Studies drew students, theologians and other academics to its annual meeting.

Churches provide support programs for just about every need. Here's how Our Journey of Hope is training pastoral staffs to deal with the dreaded disease in their local congregations.

Find out how the National Institute of Christian Leadership, under the guidance of Dr. Mark Rutland, has become a solid tool for pastors and ministry leaders.

There are those who believe they are helping when they impart the following to you. But the best advice obviously is to obey the Holy Spirit.

Here are four reasons why reading is essential. If you're going to lead, shouldn't you be thinking further in advance than the people who you're leading?

Seacoast Church's Greg Surratt explains what his church is doing to debunk the knock on multisite campuses.

How do you keep up with the latest trends among ministerial leaders?

Connecting students to the truth is not intuitive for everyone. Do you know how to strategically pull apart a lesson and get to the heart of the issue?

Because the American culture has shifted so dramatically in recent years, pastors should be equipped to keep up. Here are some suggestions.