Chuck Lawless
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Why Christian leaders struggle with 'dark nights of the soul'
If you read church history at all, you’ll learn that men as faithful to God as Martin Luther and Charles Spurgeon struggled with bouts of at least heaviness, if not depression.
10 ways to become a better leader in 2020
I want to be the best leader I can be. I know I’m not there yet, and I still have much room to grow. Here are some steps I’m taking to improve as a leader in 2020.
11 weak reasons to leave a church
I know there are legitimate reasons for leaving a church (e.g., the message is unbiblical, you’ve moved to another city, etc.), but too many people leave a church for the wrong reasons.
8 reasons long term-pastors still fail
Based on my studies of how Satan attacks leaders, here are some reasons even long-term pastors fall.
10 signs your church staff is working well together
Occasionally over the last few years, I’ve spent time with a church staff that seemed really happy together. Here are some characteristics that mark those teams:
5 documents that say something about your church
We can learn a lot about a church by reviewing its written documents. I encourage you to evaluate your own congregation based on these documents.
10 fears for the American Church
I spend a lot of time on the mission field working with missionaries. I LOVE the local church wherever it is, but I fear more for the American church every time I go overseas. Here are some of my fears:
7 things we can learn from attractional churches
The debate between being an attractional or missional church continues. I’m not a fan of a church that is ONLY attractional, but I do think we can learn some things from the attractional approach:
10 Steps to Win Over Pornography
We've now finished another year — a year of victory for some and defeat for others. Like every year for the past several years, I watched in 2015 as more church leaders fell into the trap of pornography.
8 Christmas Truths for Church Leaders
The Christmas season is one of the busiest seasons of the year for church leaders. In fact, it can be exhausting.