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Faith+Leaders are a passionate group of lay and ordained Christian leaders who represent a wide variety of traditions and perspectives. But for all our differences, we have some core commitments grounding our work. If these sound like something you can get behind, you're in the right place.

• The Triune God is at work in the world.
• God is with us.
• The reconciling and renewing gospel of Jesus Christ is a matter of life and death for the whole world.
• The Holy Spirit will continue to gather and sustain the local church.
• God is the primary leader of the local church.
• Following Jesus means joining God's work in daily life.

• Listening—because that's where innovation starts.
• Reflecting—because defining the problem takes time and care.
• Experimenting—because we discover the future as we try new things.
• Collaborating—because change happens best together.
• Implementing breakthrough practices—because practices transform culture.
• Being hosted by our neighbors—because Jesus gathers us in to send us out.

It begins with naming the reality that the church in our North American context is in a deep theological crisis.

Read how hundreds of North American Christian leaders, gathered through intentional listening and other research initiatives, answered this question.

As innovation becomes a buzzword, it's easy for church leaders to reduce it to a trend. But how might it play a powerful role in renewal?

New projections forecast sharp declines in North American Christianity. Why is this happening and what can be done?

Transform culture by trying new things. Here's where to start.

Stewardship goes beyond congregational giving to the household and society. Explore the latest thought leadership.

The metrics we use to define congregational success were made for another time and context. Try these instead.

The Old Testament is a valuable resource for understanding times of change and the need for innovation.