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Pastoral ministry is hard and challenging, but God wants clergy -- and everyone -- to experience meaning in work, says a management professor who studies well-being and work.

Business is called first not to profit but to participate in the work of redemption, providing meaningful work and helping communities flourish, says the business school dean at Seattle Pacific University.

Pastoring a church you grew up in has its benefits and challenges, says a pastor and professor of Christian ethics at Howard University. Still, the focus must be on charting a course for the future.

The rise of non-Western Christianity is part of the ebb and flow of the church, says the influential expert on the global movement.

Some of the best leadership takes place out of sight -- almost underground -- and then it springs up to let others grow and shine, says the president of Leighton Ford Ministries.

Business entrepreneur Craig Robertson trains spiritual leaders in how to grow through deep relationships.

Charles Pettee and FolkPsalm perform psalms and other Old Testament Scripture set to folk and bluegrass music. In this video, Pettee talks about his spiritual journey and the creative process of presenting old texts in a new way.

An eminent theologian, educator and author discusses the impulse that inspires vibrant institutions.

In a lonely, divisive and destructive world, the church is called to build community, to stand as “a defiant community of friends,” says the senior pastor of Concord Baptist Church of Christ.