Josh Ellis reviews one of his favorite leadership books—James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner’s The Leadership Challenge.

Josh Ellis reviews one of his favorite leadership books—Tim Elmore’s The Eight Paradoxes of Leadership: A Contrarian Approach to Building Leaders and Cultivating Influence.

Join churches across the city for four weeks of strategic service and engagement in your community. More at https://servehtx.org/

This National Volunteer Appreciation Month, let’s explore what motivates volunteers and the surprising benefits they can experience through serving. 

What kind of metrics can help signal renewal in a declining church?

God calls us to this work of ministry, but we have to know His plan is bigger than us.

How can individuals, families, and churches help vulnerable families in Houston?

Churches and nonprofits need volunteers to serve others. But how can leaders serve those so eager to serve others?

The New Testament is conspicuously silent with respect to details on church governance and decision-making., but it does provide teachings that speak powerfully to the organizational needs we face. An imperfect system filled with people of integrity, humility, and grace will function far better than a perfect system filled with those who lack these qualities.