Melissa Wiginton

As Christian leaders, ours is the business of telling powerful stories.

When church property becomes a point of contention.

It’s easy to lose sight of the church’s particular mission in a culture full of opportunities for social justice, self-help and healthy living.

Practice curiosity. Let the young preach. See what happens.

You don’t need to be an innovation guru like Steve Jobs to lead the church in times of social and institutional change.

If the word of the Lord inhabits the cries of Occupy protesters, this may not be over. But what are we to do?

What ministry looks like in a time of drought.

How triple-digit heat, economic doom and a bad Hollywood flick evoke what a real servant of God looks like.

Charging flat-rate fees for clergy services is probably not the answer for unemployed M.Div. grads, but in a time of anxiety over ministry positions, we need to be clear about why not.

What CNN can’t tell Christians about the death of Osama bin Laden.