Most pastors have seen mental illness in their pews, while some have seen it in themselves. A Lifeway Research study explored U.S. Protestant pastors’ experiences
From the Enneagram to what-character-are-you quizzes on social media, many people desire to understand themselves and the roles they play in their communities. Yet as
While most Americans say religious liberty is on the decline in the country, even more believe Christians are increasingly confronted with intolerance in the U.S.
While some pastors may believe they don’t have the time to invest in a hobby, that investment could enable a pastor to meet one of
Most Americans are open to a variety of denominations of Christian churches, including many people of other faiths or no faith at all. Americans have
Americans’ views on the morality of abortion remain mixed in the days leading up to a Supreme Court decision that could overturn Roe v. Wade, but
Most Americans are interested in conversations about Christianity, but few Christians seem willing to talk about their faith, according to a recent Evangelism Explosion study conducted
In the current fast-paced, high-pressure American culture, pastors are stressed and they know that needs to change, a recent study shows. According to the latest
As pastors think about their greatest needs, some of those go beyond their ministries and are instead connected to their personal lives. Many pastors worry
Churchgoers may think their church leaders have it all together spiritually, but pastors admit they have room to grow, according to a new study. In
