Gen Z isn't rejecting ministry but redefining what it means to say yes to a church vocation. They're asking different questions than previous generations that reflect their commitment to both spiritual calling and personal wellbeing.• M...

Church plants, despite their vibrant vision and promise of fresh starts, often recreate the same dysfunctional patterns they aimed to escape. This honest look at church planting reveals why passionate vision without healthy structure leads many...

Many churches fail to plan for pastoral succession until it's too late, creating a leadership crisis when retirement arrives. When churches center everything around a single leader and don't develop a leadership bench, they make healthy transit...

The phrase "high-capacity leader" might be one of the most spiritually misleading labels in modern church culture, masking burnout, ego, and imbalance while sounding like a compliment. Kingdom leadership was never meant to be about capacity but...

Churches with staff teams clustered in a single age group face a "succession time bomb" that threatens future leadership stability and ministry effectiveness. Healthy church teams intentionally balance generational diversity to benefit from bot...