How do you lead and participate in a meeting well? Because it seems to be a lost art or forgotten respect these days. Learn what some best practices are in this article for BiblicalLeadership.com.

We become discouraged when God doesn’t answer our prayers. But what if the primary purpose of prayer isn’t to change His will, but yours?

What does the Bible say about women serving in leadership? Brittany Rust explores the Old and New Testament to find out.

What does the Bible really say about women in ministry and church leadership? Brittany Rust answers this question in her latest Crosswalk article.

In this article for BiblicalLeadership.com, Brittany Rust describes how to distinguish between instruction and criticism, and what to do with both.

According to research published by the Harvard Business Review, making sure that people feel safe on a deep level should be job #1 for leaders. In this article, Brittany shares 6 steps a leader can take to cultivate a circle of safety for their team.

The problem with building the plane while flying it—or lack of planning—is that it puts the church in reactive mode rather than engagement mode. Brittany shares three elements of successful ministry planning.

As a ministry leader, how do you navigate the heartache of miscarriage with families in your church? In this Focus on the Family article, Brittany Rust shares insight on how to do this well.

We still fight gender, race, and other biases in the church. And while many Christians believe they don’t have any, there are moments of discrimination at the micro-levels of your thoughts and behind-closed-door comments. Where do you stand?

You lead others to serve God and for the greater good. With that, there is an upward focus, inward examination, and outward manifestation. There are three vital components to a healthy heart in leadership.

Sometimes criticism from those we love the most, serve alongside, or have deep relationships with can hurt the most.

In this article for Focus on the Family, Brittany shares how leaders can create a circle of safety for their team members.

Most of us are filled with dreams. But it’s only when we align those dreams with God’s will that we can discern our true calling.